Rosetón (Thomàs Sabater, Joan Maria)

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Movements/SectionsMov'ts/Sec's 12 pieces
Composition Year 1939

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Misc. Notes Fixes incorporated as present on copies of the work owned by Mr. Miguel Ángel Palacios Garoz, and at the Spanish National Library signatures "M.SUBIRÁ/7/15" and "MP/513/16". I have left the second g sharp in the bass as-is on page 4 measure 35 because it is not corrected on any copy and because it becomes acceptable in the adequate organ and registration. However with plain registration in an organ with very clean/sharp sound I have trouble to play that g as sharp and not as natural.
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General Information

Work Title Rosetón
Alternative. Title
Composer Thomàs Sabater, Joan Maria
Internal Reference NumberInternal Ref. No. IJT 4
Key E minor
Movements/SectionsMov'ts/Sec's 12 pieces:
  1. Entrada - Dedicated to Norberto Almandoz
  2. Ofertorio de Santa Clotilde - Dedicated to the Marquesa de Navarrés
  3. Canción Triste - Dedicated to Joaquín Turina
  4. Arabesco - Dedicated to Nemesio Otaño, S.J.
  5. Imprecación - Dedicated to Marja L. Ruls
  6. Berceuse - Dedicated to Yñigo Álvarez de Toledo
  7. Lamentación - Dedicated to Manuel de Falla
  8. Gavotta - Dedicated to Juan Lamote de Grignon
  9. Meditación fúnebre - Dedicated to Juan Bta. Lambert
  10. Villancico - Dedicated to the Baronesa de la Real Jura
  11. Letanía - Dedicated to José Subirá
  12. Toccatina Diafónica - Dedicated to Eduardo López-Chávarri
Year/Date of CompositionY/D of Comp. 1939
First Publication. 1941
Dedication see below
  1. Norberto Almandoz
  2. Marquesa de Navarrés
  3. Joaquín Turina
  4. Nemesio Otaño, S.J.
  5. Marja L. Ruls
  6. Yñigo Álvarez de Toledo
  7. Manuel de Falla
  8. Juan Lamote de Grignon
  9. Juan Bta. Lambert
  10. Baronesa de la Real Jura
  11. José Subirá
  12. Eduardo López-Chávarri
Composer Time PeriodComp. Period Early 20th century
Piece Style Early 20th century
Instrumentation organ
Extra Information Musical magazine "Revista musical ilustrada: Ritmo" - Year XII Number 148 - September 1941, pg 15, indicates the work "Rosetón" had been recently published.
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