We'll hear the other side of Mexican nationalist composer José Pablo Moncayo on the Jan 17th broadcast. Learn more.
1/3 Great Latino Virtuosi Host Elbio Barilari shares some of the great Latin American music in the hands, lips, and throats of some of the most gifted Latino interpreters. Included in this program are such artists as Martha Argerich, Eduardo Fernandez, and Ana Maria Martinez. Be prepared to be wowed by
this eclectic set of composers and performers.
1/10 A Treasure of Latin American Opera: Ildegonda Today a footnote in a history full, mostly, of Italian, German and French names, there were Latin American composers that were considered mega-stars in the opera houses of the 19th century. Mexican Melesio Morales reached the height of his fame with his masterful opera Ildegonda. We will delve into this opera with a historical recording featuring Violeta Davalos, Raul Hernandez, and the Carlos Chavez Symphony Orchestra under Fernando Lozano.
1/17 The Other Side of Moncayo Mexican composer José Pablo Moncayo is widely known because of his symphonic work: “Huapango”. This arrangement has become so popular that is like a second Mexican anthem. However, Moncayo has many other works more ambitious and of a larger scale than the delightfully orchestrated “Huapango”. This episode of Fiesta explores some of his lesser known
and more profound music.
1/24 Palaces and Cathedrals Latin American colonial music has been a well-hidden treasure. But in the last 20 years the world has discovered the wealth and variety of the scores and traditions of the fascinating Latin American baroque. We hear some of these lost works that have been kept in the palaces and cathedrals of Bolivia, Brazil, and Mexico.
1/31 The Sound and the Fury Latin American classical music is full of passionate and emotional music. Host, Elbio Barilari shares some of his most favorite composers who aren’t afraid to show the passion of their music. Included on this program is Claudio Santoro, Mario Lavista, and Alberto Ginastera.
