Gerardo Diego was a pioneer in the promotion of Skriabin in Spain. Already in 1921 he had performed some of his preludes at the Ateneo de Soria, as part of a "Curso de Historia de la música de piano", and in 1941 he dedicated a sonnet to him published in "Alondra de verdad". Among Spanish composers, Diego highlights the musical exuberance of Isaac Albéniz and the austerity of Manuel de Falla, with whom he maintained a long friendship and who inspired him several poems and conferences.
Eduardo Fernández, piano and Pedro Casablanc, narration
Works by A. Skriabin, I. Albéniz and M. de Falla. Readings from Gerardo Diego's works
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