Ferrer Ferran: Pasodobles

Album Description

Ferrer Ferran, a name synonymous with vibrant and lively pasodobles, presents his latest collection, "Ferrer Ferran: Pasodobles (Vol.2)," released on July 4, 2020. This album is a celebration of traditional Spanish music, encapsulating the spirit and energy of the pasodoble genre. With a runtime of 46 minutes, it features 9 tracks that pay homage to various themes and personalities, each bringing a unique flavor to the table.

The album kicks off with "Musica I Poble," a piece that sets the tone with its infectious rhythm and lively melody. Tracks like "Angels Ferrer Fort" and "Consuelo Ciscar" pay tribute to notable figures, while "Al Centenario" and "Pico Paco" offer a glimpse into the cultural and historical aspects of the region. Each track is meticulously crafted, showcasing Ferrer Ferran's mastery over the pasodoble style.

Recorded in 16-Bit/44.1 kHz Stereo, the album ensures a high-quality listening experience, allowing the intricate details of each composition to shine through. Whether you're a fan of traditional Spanish music or simply looking to explore new musical horizons, "Ferrer Ferran: Pasodobles (Vol.2)" offers a rich and engaging experience. Dive into the world of Ferrer Ferran and enjoy the timeless charm of pasodobles.

4 jul 2020

2020 Ferrer Ferran

About Ferrer Ferran

Ferrer Ferran, born Fernando Ferrer Martínez in Valencia, Spain, is a renowned pianist, composer, and conductor celebrated for his evocative and descriptive musical style. With over a hundred compositions for symphonic orchestras and numerous accolades, including the Premio EUTERPE Extraordinario, Ferrer Ferran has made a significant impact on the world of music. His works, such as the symphonic suite "Pinocchio," transport audiences through vivid narratives, from the streets of Colombian cities to the canvases of Goya's paintings. Ferrer Ferran's music is not just heard but experienced, making him a sought-after guest conductor worldwide. His extensive repertoire and dynamic performances have earned him recognition as "The Composer of the music that makes us dream," captivating audiences with his unique musical journey.