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The Maiden and the Nightingale: Songs of Spain - Lluís Claret (cello); Victoria de los Angeles (soprano)
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  1. Goyescas, opera, H. 65: La maja y el ruiseñor
  2. Canciones negras (5) for voice & piano (or orchestra)
  3. Canciónes amatorias, songs (7) for voice & piano (also orchestrated by Ferrer), H. 24: Llorad, corazón
  4. Canciónes amatorias, songs (7) for voice & piano (also orchestrated by Ferrer), H. 24: Iban al pinar
  5. Madrigales (4) amatorios, for voice & piano (or soprano & orchestra)
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  1. Goyescas, opera, H. 65: La maja y el ruiseñor
  2. Canciones negras (5) for voice & piano (or orchestra)
  3. Canciónes amatorias, songs (7) for voice & piano (also orchestrated by Ferrer), H. 24: Llorad, corazón
  4. Canciónes amatorias, songs (7) for voice & piano (also orchestrated by Ferrer), H. 24: Iban al pinar
  5. Madrigales (4) amatorios, for voice & piano (or soprano & orchestra)
  6. Triptic de mossèn cinto, for soprano & orchestra
  7. Combat del somni, 3 songs for voice & orchestra
  8. Canciones Playeras for soprano & piano (or orchestra)
  9. Canco de Grumet for voice & orchestra
  10. Canco Incerta, for voice & orchestra
  11. Maig, for voice & piano
  12. Anacreòntica, for voice & piano (or orchestra)
  13. El cant dels ocells, Spanish song
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Many of the recordings on this EMI compilation have been well loved since the 1960s, and rightly so. They are some of the best recordings of Spanish songs ever made, by the genre's most distinctive voice, Victoria de los Angeles. De los Angeles could sing almost anything, from Cio-Cio-San to Brahms lieder, beautifully; but there was always a bit of extra magic when she sang in her native language, so these recordings are at the top of the list for the soprano's fans, as well as that of anyone interested in the Spanish ...

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