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Concerto d'Aranjuez – Sounds of Spain

The Swingle Singers · 1967

26 min · 9 tracks · a cappella

A vibrant tapestry of a cappella harmonies intertwines with the passionate rhythms of Spanish classical music.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • concise thematic exploration
  • vibrant a cappella harmonies
  • passionate rhythmic interplay
  • engaging cultural immersion

Maybe skip if you want

  • preference for longer albums
  • seeking standalone singles

Where this album fits

Career context
In 1967, The Swingle Singers were emerging as pioneers in the a cappella genre, following their breakthrough success with 'Jazz Sébastien Bach' in 1963. 'Concerto d'Aranjuez – Sounds of Spain' represents a stylistic exploration beyond jazz, showcasing their versatility and commitment to blending classical themes with innovative vocal arrangements.
Stylistic neighbors
Pentatonix· Voca People· The Bobs

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Romanza andaluza 2:45
  • 2 Concerto de aranjuez (Adagio) 4:19
  • 3 Rondalla aragonesa 2:30
  • 4 Tango en ré majeur 2:12
  • 6 Sevilla 3:40
  • 7 Romance espagnole 2:34
  • 8 Tango en la mineur 3:22
  • 9 Sonate en ré majeur 2:58
  • 10 Andaluza (Spanish dance No. 5) 2:16

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