Goyescas with Luis Fernando Pérez

The superbly refined Goyescas are a summit of the Spanish piano repertoire. In each of these crepuscular pieces, Enrique Granados looks with nostalgia to Goya's eighteenth century. Following in the footsteps of Alicia de Larrocha, Luis Fernando Pérez makes use of the entire palette of colours suggested by Granados, and draws each scene with great delicacy and expressiveness.
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