Gaëlle Solal

Gaëlle Solal, guitar
Élodie Bouny, guitar

Two guitars call and respond to one another, sharing the secrets of a repertoire where poetry dances upon the strings.

From Manuel de Falla to Isaac Albéniz, the Iberian spirit finds expression in vibrant rhythms and fiery hues; in the works of Maurice Ravel and Erik Satie, French grace unfolds in subtle Impressionist hues; while Lili Boulanger, Mel Bonis, Cécile Chaminade, and Arthur Honegger contribute their unique voices, blending delicacy, modernity, and inner emotion.

Enrique GRANADOS
Valses Poéticos (arr. Kupinsky)
Introduction. Vivace molto
1. Melodic
2. Noble waltz tempo
3. Slow waltz tempo
4. Humorous allegro
5. Allegretto (elegant)
6. Quasi ad libitum (sentimental)
7. Vivo
Coda. Presto – Andante – tempo of the 1st waltz

Mel BONIS
Desdémone (arr. Solal)

Lili BOULANGER
Reflets (arr. Fafchamps)

Cécile CHAMINADE
Arabesque No. 1 (arr. Bouny)

Alberto GINASTERA
Danza de la moza donosa (arr. Bouny)

Arthur HONEGGER
Homage to Ravel (arr. Bouny)

Isaac ALBÉNIZ
Córdoba (arr. Pujol)

Erik SATIE
Gymnopédie No. 1

Federico MOMPOU
Song and Dance No. 6 (arr. Bouny)

Maurice RAVEL
Pavane for a Dead Princess (arr. Pujol)

Manuel DE FALLA
Danza de La Vida Breve (arr. Pujol)