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Rafael Andia
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Rafael Andia (Mont-de-Marsan, November 30, 1942) is a French guitarist.\n \nBorn in France of Spanish Republican parents, Rafael Andia first studied the violin but was attracted by the musical tradition of his family. The flamenco that he then practiced yielded to the classical guitar, but his conception of the instrument remains durably fixed under that first influence.\nRafael Andia will remain a cornerstone for his generation because of a quite complete guitaristic activity. His reputation is as important in the field of contemporary music - where he has premiered some of the more significant works of our times - as it is in the field of ancient music, where he has widely contributed to the renewal of baroque guitar, particularly through the complete work of Robert de Visée. His contribution also extends to the field of Spanish guitar, by making popular many techniques for that instrument as a teacher of classical and baroque guitar at École Normale de Musique de Paris, where he has been teaching since 1971.\nComposer and editorial Director, he brings regularly his contribution to the ancient, classical or contemporary repertoire.\n \nWorks\n \nRecords\n \n1974 Les Classiques de la Guitare : Padre Soler, Sousa Carvalho, Domenico Scarlatti, Enrique Granados, Joaquín Turina, Emilio Pujol, Manuel de Falla. Chorus 19733\n1979 Masterpieces of French museums : Gaspar Sanz, Francisco Guerau, on original XVII° century instruments. Densité 7\n1984 François Lecocq (1729) : works for baroque guitar. (discographic premiere). MW 80045 (GHA 126.062)\n1985 Villa Lobos : The five Préludes and André Jolivet : complete works for solo guitar (discographic premiere). Lyrinx 034\n1986 Robert de Visée (1682\u002F1686) : complete works for baroque guitar (discographic premiere). Harmonia Mundi, box 118688, CD 901186\n1990 “Guitar” : Murail, Taïra, Reverdy, Drogoz, Ballif (discographic premiere). Adda \u002F Musidisc CD 590019\n1999 Joaquin Turina : transcriptions and complete works for solo guitar (discographic premiere) Harmonia Mundi CD HMC 905246\n2002 Isaac Albéniz : works for solo guitar (discographic premiere) Mandala CD Man 5030\n2006 Manuel de Falla : Complete Amor Brujo and other works for solo guitar (discographic premiere) Mandala CD 5112\n \nPremieres\n \nsolo guitar\nClaude Ballif: Solfeggietto no 6, op. 36\nGraciane Finzi: Non se muove una foglia\nAndré Jolivet: Tombeau de Robert de Visée\nTristan Murail: Tellur\nJosé-Luis Narvaez: Vision Clasica del Flamenco\nMichèle Reverdy: Triade\nHenri Sauguet: Musiques pour Claudel\nYoshihisa Taïra: Monodrame III\nothers\nClaude Ballif: Poème de la Félicité, for three female voices, perc. and guitar dir. Yves Prin, Radio- France 1979\nBruno Ducol: Des Scènes d’Enfants, with Renaud François, flute, Radio-France 1984\nChristiane Le Bordays: Concerto de Azul, guitar and orchestra, Orchestre de Nice-Côte d’Azur, dir. Pol Mule, Radio-France 1976\nTod Machover: Déplacements, for amplified guitar and computer-generated tape, Festival de la Jeune Musique, Varsovia 1984 (premiere for Europe)\nPhilippe Manoury: Musique, for two harps, two perc., mandoline and guitar, dir.Guy Reibel, Radio-France 1986\nYoshihisa Taïra: Pénombres I et II, (version for one guitar and twelve strings), Ensemble Ars Nova, dir. Philippe Nahon, Maison de la Culture de La Rochelle 1988\nJean Jacques Werner: Duo Concertant, with Francis Pierre, harp, Radio-France 1977\n \nLiterature\n \nLiterary and scientific publications\n1969: Calibration of a Ebert-Fastie spectrometer, Thesis at the University of Paris VI\n1970: "Infrared Absorption Spectrum of Methane from 2884 to 3141 cm-1", L. Henry, N. Husson R. Andia and A. Valentin, Journal of molecular spectroscopy 36, 511-520 (1970)\n1978: Les Goûts Réunis : La Guitare Baroque, Paris,\n1981: The Guide of the Guitar, Paris, Mazarine editions, for the articles “the Repertory of the Guitar” and “Flamenco”\n1999: Robert de Visée, the two books for guitar (1682–1686), Paris, Éditions musicales transatlantiques, in collaboration with Helene Charnassé and Gerard Rebours\n2000: Francisco Tárrega, the collected guitar works, Heidelberg, Chanterelle verlag, foreword of the two volumes.\n \nCollections\n \nLa Guitare contemporaine, collection Rafael Andia\nClaude Ballif, Solfeggietto op. 36\nLeo Brouwer, El Decameron Negro\nStephen Dembski, Sunwood\nPhilippe Drogoz, Prélude à la mise à mort\nPhilippe Drogoz, Voyage pour une guitare\nArnaud Dumond, 5 Haïkus Atonaux\nFélix Ibarrondo, Cristal y Piedra\nAndré Jolivet, Le Tombeau de Robert de Visée\nAram Katchaturian, Prélude for guitar\nEdith Lejet, Balance\nTod Machover, Déplacements\nGeorges Migot, Pour un hommage à Claude Debussy\nTristan Murail, Tellur\nYves-Marie Pasquet, Les Oiseaux du regard\nMichèle Reverdy, Triade\nJeannine Richer, Piège VI\nAnne Sédès, Pièce n° 1\nYoshihisa Taïra, Monodrame III\nAlain Weber, Quasi Sonatina\nGuitarra Ibérica, collection Rafael Andia\nRafael Andia,\nCanciones Flamencas Antiguas for two guitars\nImprovisación al Estudio de Cano\nImpulsivo\nFlamenco Miniatura, 8 pieces for beginners\nMiguel Castaños\nFlamenco de base\nWilliams Montesinos\nImágenes para Aguirre\nJosé-Luis Narvaez\nCerro de la Luna\nRumba\nSonata Flamenca for two guitars\nVisión Clásica del Flamenco\nJoaquín Turina\nCinq Danses Gitanes, op. 55 for guitar\nTango, op 8 n°2 for guitar\nNarciso Yepes\nJeux Interdits for four guitars
Rafael Andia (Mont-de-Marsan, November 30, 1942) is a French guitarist.\n \nBorn in France of Spanish Republican parents, Rafael Andia first studied the violin but was attracted by the musical tradition of his family. The flamenco that he then practiced yielded to the classical guitar, but his conception of the instrument remains durably fixed under that first influence.\nRafael Andia will remain a cornerstone for his generation because of a quite complete guitaristic activity. His reputation is as important in the field of contemporary music - where he has premiered some of the more significant works of our times - as it is in the field of ancient music, where he has widely contributed to the renewal of baroque guitar, particularly through the complete work of Robert de Visée. His contribution also extends to the field of Spanish guitar, by making popular many techniques for that instrument as a teacher of classical and baroque guitar at École Normale de Musique de Paris, where he has been teaching since 1971.\nComposer and editorial Director, he brings regularly his contribution to the ancient, classical or contemporary repertoire.\n \nWorks\n \nRecords\n \n1974 Les Classiques de la Guitare : Padre Soler, Sousa Carvalho, Domenico Scarlatti, Enrique Granados, Joaquín Turina, Emilio Pujol, Manuel de Falla. Chorus 19733\n1979 Masterpieces of French museums : Gaspar Sanz, Francisco Guerau, on original XVII° century instruments. Densité 7\n1984 François Lecocq (1729) : works for baroque guitar. (discographic premiere). MW 80045 (GHA 126.062)\n1985 Villa Lobos : The five Préludes and André Jolivet : complete works for solo guitar (discographic premiere). Lyrinx 034\n1986 Robert de Visée (1682\u002F1686) : complete works for baroque guitar (discographic premiere). Harmonia Mundi, box 118688, CD 901186\n1990 “Guitar” : Murail, Taïra, Reverdy, Drogoz, Ballif (discographic premiere). Adda \u002F Musidisc CD 590019\n1999 Joaquin Turina : transcriptions and complete works for solo guitar (discographic premiere) Harmonia Mundi CD HMC 905246\n2002 Isaac Albéniz : works for solo guitar (discographic premiere) Mandala CD Man 5030\n2006 Manuel de Falla : Complete Amor Brujo and other works for solo guitar (discographic premiere) Mandala CD 5112\n \nPremieres\n \nsolo guitar\nClaude Ballif: Solfeggietto no 6, op. 36\nGraciane Finzi: Non se muove una foglia\nAndré Jolivet: Tombeau de Robert de Visée\nTristan Murail: Tellur\nJosé-Luis Narvaez: Vision Clasica del Flamenco\nMichèle Reverdy: Triade\nHenri Sauguet: Musiques pour Claudel\nYoshihisa Taïra: Monodrame III\nothers\nClaude Ballif: Poème de la Félicité, for three female voices, perc. and guitar dir. Yves Prin, Radio- France 1979\nBruno Ducol: Des Scènes d’Enfants, with Renaud François, flute, Radio-France 1984\nChristiane Le Bordays: Concerto de Azul, guitar and orchestra, Orchestre de Nice-Côte d’Azur, dir. Pol Mule, Radio-France 1976\nTod Machover: Déplacements, for amplified guitar and computer-generated tape, Festival de la Jeune Musique, Varsovia 1984 (premiere for Europe)\nPhilippe Manoury: Musique, for two harps, two perc., mandoline and guitar, dir.Guy Reibel, Radio-France 1986\nYoshihisa Taïra: Pénombres I et II, (version for one guitar and twelve strings), Ensemble Ars Nova, dir. Philippe Nahon, Maison de la Culture de La Rochelle 1988\nJean Jacques Werner: Duo Concertant, with Francis Pierre, harp, Radio-France 1977\n \nLiterature\n \nLiterary and scientific publications\n1969: Calibration of a Ebert-Fastie spectrometer, Thesis at the University of Paris VI\n1970: "Infrared Absorption Spectrum of Methane from 2884 to 3141 cm-1", L. Henry, N. Husson R. Andia and A. Valentin, Journal of molecular spectroscopy 36, 511-520 (1970)\n1978: Les Goûts Réunis : La Guitare Baroque, Paris,\n1981: The Guide of the Guitar, Paris, Mazarine editions, for the articles “the Repertory of the Guitar” and “Flamenco”\n1999: Robert de Visée, the two books for guitar (1682–1686), Paris, Éditions musicales transatlantiques, in collaboration with Helene Charnassé and Gerard Rebours\n2000: Francisco Tárrega, the collected guitar works, Heidelberg, Chanterelle verlag, foreword of the two volumes.\n \nCollections\n \nLa Guitare contemporaine, collection Rafael Andia\nClaude Ballif, Solfeggietto op. 36\nLeo Brouwer, El Decameron Negro\nStephen Dembski, Sunwood\nPhilippe Drogoz, Prélude à la mise à mort\nPhilippe Drogoz, Voyage pour une guitare\nArnaud Dumond, 5 Haïkus Atonaux\nFélix Ibarrondo, Cristal y Piedra\nAndré Jolivet, Le Tombeau de Robert de Visée\nAram Katchaturian, Prélude for guitar\nEdith Lejet, Balance\nTod Machover, Déplacements\nGeorges Migot, Pour un hommage à Claude Debussy\nTristan Murail, Tellur\nYves-Marie Pasquet, Les Oiseaux du regard\nMichèle Reverdy, Triade\nJeannine Richer, Piège VI\nAnne Sédès, Pièce n° 1\nYoshihisa Taïra, Monodrame III\nAlain Weber, Quasi Sonatina\nGuitarra Ibérica, collection Rafael Andia\nRafael Andia,\nCanciones Flamencas Antiguas for two guitars\nImprovisación al Estudio de Cano\nImpulsivo\nFlamenco Miniatura, 8 pieces for beginners\nMiguel Castaños\nFlamenco de base\nWilliams Montesinos\nImágenes para Aguirre\nJosé-Luis Narvaez\nCerro de la Luna\nRumba\nSonata Flamenca for two guitars\nVisión Clásica del Flamenco\nJoaquín Turina\nCinq Danses Gitanes, op. 55 for guitar\nTango, op 8 n°2 for guitar\nNarciso Yepes\nJeux Interdits for four guitars
