Luis Cobos – More Zarzuela

Description

Luis Cobos – Más Zarzuela (LP, 1985)

More Zarzuela It brings together a selection of zarzuela titles performed by Luis Cobos with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.

• Format: vinyl LP
• Seal: CBS
• Year of publication: 1985
• Gender: zarzuela and orchestral music
• State: New, with original seal intact
• Weight: 200 g
• Measures: 31 × 31 × 1 cm

Track listing

Side A

1. The Early One
2. The one with the bunch of roses
3. My friend Melquiades
4. Katiuska
5. Water, sugar cubes and brandy
6. The little barber of Lavapiés
7. Katiuska
8. The Marchenera
9. Benamor
10. The tavern keeper at the port
11. Our Lady of Sorrows
12. The Hawks
13. He ring iron
14. Our Lady of Sorrows
15. Our Lady of Sorrows
16. Katiuska
17. The white vest
18. Windmills
19. Batting
20. The Paloma Festival
21. The Pharaoh's Court
22. Katiuska

Side B

1. Doña Francisquita
2. Bohemians
3. Windmills
4. The basket of strawberries
5. The handful of roses
6. The song of oblivion
7. The saffron rose
8. Doña Francisquita
9. Bread and bulls
10. The sly miller
11. Luis Alonso's wedding
12. Luis Alonso's dance
13. The Tenorio Trust
14. Long live Navarre
15. The main road
16. Dolores

Consultation the career of Luis Cobos and the vinyl record collection.

Luis Cobos and this repertoire

Luis Cobos was born in Campo de Criptana and studied solfège and music theory; he also learned to play the requinto guitar and joined the Beethoven Philharmonic in his hometown as a child. During his adolescence, he directed the Loyola Choir School and studied polyphony and choral conducting. In late 1968, he created Conexión, a group with jazz and soul influences, and later developed a career as a musical director, arranger, and producer. In 1982, he recorded Operetta with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at Abbey Road, a collaboration that began a period of albums focused on transferring Spanish repertoire to orchestral format. More Zarzuela This approach continues: the back cover organizes the selection between two pages and acknowledges the collaboration with the British band. Among the printed titles are Katiuska, The tavern keeper at the port, Doña Francisquita y The song of oblivion.

Biographical source: Zaragoza City Council.