By
Enrique Granados
"La Maja de Goya" by Enrique Granados is an intimate and expressive piece that evokes the image of Goya's painting through lyrical guitar lines and romantic harmonies. Originally for piano, it was transcribed for guitar by Miguel Llobet, among others, allowing the resonance and warmth of the guitar to enhance its inherent Spanish qualities. This piece requires a deep sense of musical phrasing and a refined touch to convey the nuanced emotions and subtle shifts in dynamics, making it a cherished piece for its melodic beauty and expressive depth.
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by:
Carlos Bonell
La Maja de Goya is one of Enrique Granados’s most fascinating pieces, not only because the music is beautiful and engaging, but also for its background. Carlos Bonell discusses the piece’s intriguing origin story, the art that inspired it, and what to watch for while playing Llobet’s arrangement.
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