Dance Passion

“Dancing is a way of life in Latin America, especially around Christmas. Every celebration involves dancing – this is how children learn the typical dance rhythms. I love dancing myself. I used to go to ballet school for many years, as a hobby. I learned not only ballet, but also flamenco and Mexican folk dances there. I worked as a flamenco instructor in several ballet studios and dance schools while I was a student – I even had my own little flamenco troupe! And so I was delighted when the opportunity arose to make this recording.”

Liszt | Valse-Caprice No.6

Chopin | Mazurka op. 30. No. 4 & Mazurka op. 17 No. 4
Andante spianato et Grande Polonaise Brillante op. 22

Brahms | Ungarischer Tanz Nr. 1 & Nr. 2

De Falla | Danza del Molinero (Farruca)

Albéniz | Suite Espagñole – No. 3 Sevilla (Sevillanas)

Neubauer | Tango-Space

Ginastera | Malambo

Piazzolla | Verano Porteño (Tango)

Moleiro | Joropo

Nazareth | Perigoso. Tango brasileiro

Ponce | Malgre tout (Habanera)

Gómez Tagle y Del Valle | Si ésto es amor. Bolero

Márquez | Danzón No. 2

Gluck / Sgambati | Tanz der seligen Geister