Canción para la abuela (Siccardi, Honorio)

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Translator Composer, Italian Text
Publisher. Info. Buenos Aires: G. Ricordi & C. – Impresores, 1940.
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Misc. Notes Text by Leónidas Barletta (1902–1975). Italian translation by the composer.
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General Information

Work Title Canción para la abuela
Alternative. Title Canzone per la nonna
Composer Siccardi, Honorio
Internal Reference NumberInternal Ref. No. None [force assignment]
Key F minor
Movements/SectionsMov'ts/Sec's 1
Year/Date of CompositionY/D of Comp. 1939
First Performance. 1939
First Publication. 1940
Librettist Leónidas Barletta (1902–1975)
Language Spanish, Italian
Dedication A la memoria de Josefina Leoni de Bigi
Composer Time PeriodComp. Period Early 20th century
Piece Style Early 20th century
Instrumentation voice, piano
Extra Information Canción con texto de Leónidas Barletta. La partitura incluye traducción al italiano realizada por el propio compositor. En 1951, Siccardi realizó un arreglo de la obra para voz y cuarteto de cuerdas. Fue interpretada en conciertos del Grupo Renovación por Onelia Talenton (voz) y Ana Ficher (piano), por Gabriela Moner (voz) y Orestes Castronuovo (piano), y por Rosa González Campos (voz). En Chile fue interpretada por Fedora Berríos (soprano) y René Amengual (piano), y también por Rose Dah (voz) con Elvira Savi al piano. En un homenaje realizado en la ciudad de Dolores por el 50º aniversario del fallecimiento del compositor, la obra fue interpretada por Soledad de la Rosa (soprano) y el pianista Tomás Ballicora. An ongoing project is currently underway to survey, study, systematize, and enhance the value of the musical scores preserved at the Archivo Histórico Musical “Honorio Siccardi”, located in the city of Dolores, Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina. This work is being carried out collaboratively by the Equipo de archivo y estudio, composed of María Gabriela Siccardi, Ana María Otero, Lucio Bruno-Videla, Sebastián Arancibia Navarro, and Gerardo Delgado. The aim of this project is to preserve, document, undertake a critical review, and disseminate the work of Honorio Siccardi, respecting historical sources and promoting public access to his music.