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This review is from: Song Without Words: Trad Latin American Piano (Audio CD)
This is a blockbuster. 71 wonderful minutes perfectly designed in superb piano sound. Different countries involve a wealth of melodies and rhythms. Too much of one composer could be oversweet. Not here. The journey is compelling and fun. And by the time you reach Ginastera's Malambo you feel like standing up and clapping bravos. Viva Marchena!
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Best Ponce Intermezzo,
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The Ponce Intermezzo is the most tender and emotional of other interpretations around. And the Moleiro Joropo performance is just great fun. I couldn't find another cut that was very interesting, but those two are worth buying the CD. Marchena has a great heart.
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Song Without Words: Trad Latin American Piano by Martha Marchena (Audio CD - 2002)
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