Victoria De Los Angeles Acomp. Guitarra Por Renata Tarragó - Canciones Populares Españolas: Selección N.° 3 album flac

Graciano Tarragó (1892–1973), who had previously taught the soprano Victoria de los Ángeles, had studied the guitar under Miguel Llobet, and also played the violin and viola. Renata Tarragó made her first public appearance at the age of 14, and was appointed an Assistant Professor at the Barcelona Conservatory upon the completion of her studies there in 1944. In 1951, the Barcelona Conservatory awarded Tarragó the "Premio Extraordinario" for her artistic accomplishments

A1 Playera (Córdoba) B1 Tengo Que Subir, Subir (Asturias) B2 Campana Sobre Campana (Campanas De Belén) (Villancico Andaluz). Arranged By – G. Tarragó Guitar – Renata Tarragó.

Graciano Tarragó (1892–1973), who had previously taught the soprano Victoria de los Ángeles, had studied the guitar under Miguel Llobet, and also played the violin and viola. In 1951, the Barcelona Conservatory awarded Tarragó the "Premio Extraordinario" for her artistic accomplishments

Siete canciones populares Españolas. Seven Spanish Folksongs. Falla, Manuel de. I-Catalogue NumberI-Cat. Year/Date of CompositionY/D of Comp. 1915-01-14 in Madrid, Alteno de Madrid. Luisa Vela (voice); Manuel de Falla (piano).

7 Canciones populares Espanolas: III. Asturiana, "Por ver si me consolaba" (Andante tranquillo). by Victoria De Los Angeles. Listen with Music Unlimited. by Victoria De Los Angeles/Inès Rivadeneyra/Ana Maria Higueras/Carlo Cossutta/Victor De Narké/Gabriel Moreno/Luis Villarejo/José Maria Higuero/Juan De Andia/Rafael Frühbeck De Burgos/Orquesta Nacional De España.

Siete Canciones Populares Españolas: I. El paño moruno. Victoria de los Angeles, Gerald Moore. Siete Canciones Populares Españolas: V. Nana. Traditional Songs of Spain: The betrothed. Victoria de los Angeles, Renata Tarragó. Traditional Songs of Spain: My possessions. Victoria De Los Angeles.