madrigal by enrique granados 1 euphonium & piano (print) or vocal study

or vocal study

but also has a sense of daring optimism through trying out different ideas

who later gave them their final form after Tchaikovsky had presented an initial version of the work

It was my intention to keep the musical style very clear and simple so that it would make a nice contribution to the solo repertoire of performers of all levels

madrigal by enrique granados 1 euphonium & piano (print) or vocal studyMADRIGAL written in 1915, is originally for cello and piano; written during Granados' last compositional period, referred to as his Goya period. This period is defined by his leaving of his more nationalistic writings in the Spanish style he is well known for. While Madrigal doesnt sound as particularly Spanish as his earlier works, a Spanish flavour remains present as does Granados compositional fingerprint of writing music that sounds like or