Librería Samer Atenea
Kálamo Books
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
Enrique Granados’ 12 Spanish Dances stand among the most beloved and influential works of the Spanish classical repertoire. Originally composed for piano and published in 1890, these dances combine rhythmic vitality, lyricism, and the rich cultural influences of Spain, evoking the sounds of guitar strumming, castanets, regional dance traditions, and expressive folk-inspired melodies. Their enduring popularity has secured their place as significant works in the classical canon.In this Third Revised Edition of Volume I (Dances 1-6), internationally recognized harpist Lisa Tannebaum presents a carefully crafted transcription and edition for harp that faithfully preserves the spirit and authenticity of Granados’ original compositions while embracing the expressive and coloristic capabilities of the harp. Through years of study, performance, and research, Tannebaum developed these arrangements with a commitment to maintaining Granados’ musical voice while creating a practical and artistic edition for today’s harpists.This edition includes thoughtfully designed fingerings, articulations, pedal indications, and editorial guidance intended to support both technical development and musical interpretation. Special attention has been given to preserving the rhythmic character, tonal variety, and poetic expression that define these works while adapting them naturally for the harp.Created for advanced students, teachers, conservatories, university music programs, music libraries, and professional performers, this edition seeks to expand the standard harp repertoire by introducing larger-scale works that offer both artistic depth and technical challenge. The dances may be programmed individually, performed in groups, or presented as a complete cycle, making them valuable additions to recitals, juries, competitions, and concert performances.This volume contains Dances 1-6: Galante, Oriental, Fandango, Villanesca, Andaluza, and Rondalla Aragonesa.As part of Lisa Tannebaum’s ongoing project to bring Enrique Granados’ complete 12 Spanish Dances into the harp repertoire, this edition reflects her dedication to creating meaningful contributions to the instrument’s literature while inspiring future generations of harpists and musicians.
