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DESCRIPTION:Event Name: Noche Andaluza featuring Emil Altschuler\, violin a
 nd Artem Belogurov\, piano\nEvent Url: http://www.artsboston.org/event/det
 ail/441653633/Noche_Andaluza_featuring_Emil_Altschuler_violin_and_Artem_Be
 logurov_piano\nEvent Date Begin: 2012-11-11\nEvent Date End: 2012-11-11\n
 \n Noche Andaluza' is a beautiful and fiery program for violin and piano t
 hat explores  the music of composers such as Falla\, Ravel\, and Poulenc t
 hat were inspired by the music  and  historical  events  of  Spain.  One o
 f  these  gems  is  de  Falla's  'Siete Canciones  Populares  Espa&ntilde\
 ;olas\,'  which  draws  from  Andalusian  Flamenco\,  specifically  cante 
  jondo.  Francis Poulenc's  'Sonata for  violin  and  piano'  was composed
  during 1942 and 1943 while his country was at war and its dedication is t
 o the memory of a victim of a then recent foreign conflict: Federico Garci
 a Lorca\, the  poet\,  who  was  slain  during  the  Spanish Civil War. Ra
 vel's 'Pi&egrave\;ce  en  forme  de Habanera\,' is a blindingly difficult 
 virtuoso exercise modeled after the habanera\, a slow  sultry  Spanish  da
 nce  and  of  'Tzigane\,'  Ravel  wrote  to  Bartok\,  'You  have inspired
   me  to  write  a  short  piece  of  diabolical  difficulty\,  conjuring 
  up  the Hungary of my dreams. Since it will be for violin\, why don't we 
 call it 'Tzigane'?'\n \n
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SUMMARY:Noche Andaluza featuring Emil Altschuler\, violin and Artem Belogur
 ov\, piano
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