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Eduardo Fernandez, born Eduardo Fernández López, is a captivating classical guitarist hailing from Guadalajara, Mexico. His reflective and stirring guitar pieces offer a unique and unobtrusive listening experience, inviting contemplation and evoking the warmth of sunny days. Fernandez's music is a journey through the rich tapestry of Spanish guitar traditions, making his work a must-explore for enthusiasts of the genre. Beyond his musical pursuits, Fernandez brings a diverse background to his artistry, having studied industrial process engineering and analogue and digital integrated circuit design. His multidisciplinary approach adds depth and innovation to his musical compositions, making him a standout figure in the world of classical guitar.
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Eduardo Fernandez presents a captivating collection of Spanish classical guitar pieces on his album "Guitar Recital," released in 1986 under Decca Music Group Ltd. This 51-minute journey through the rich tapestry of Spanish music showcases Fernandez's exceptional skill and deep connection to the genre.
The album opens with a tribute to the renowned composer Francisco Tárrega, featuring two pieces from "Homenaje a Tárrega, Op. 69." Fernandez then takes on the iconic "La maja de Goya," a transcription by Miguel Llobet, demonstrating his ability to breathe new life into well-known works. The "Sonatina," transcribed by Fernandez himself, is a standout piece, with its three distinct movements offering a range of emotions and technical challenges.
Fernandez's own transcriptions continue to shine in "Three Spanish Pieces," where he explores the lively "Fandango," the stately "Passacaglia," and the rhythmic "Zapateado." The album also includes a tribute to Claude Debussy, "Homenaje 'Le tombeau de Debussy'," and the enchanting "Rumores de la caleta, Op. 71, No. 6," another transcription by Fernandez.
The album concludes with two more transcriptions by Fernandez: the vibrant "Cádiz" from Manuel de Falla's "Suite española, Op. 47" and the energetic "Farruca (Danza del molinero)" from Manuel de Falla's ballet "El sombrero de tres picos." Throughout the album, Fernandez's precise and expressive playing brings each piece to life, making "Guitar Recital" a delightful exploration of Spanish classical guitar music.