Tarrega Collection
"Francisco Tarrega: The Maestro of Melodies and Master of Guitar" Step into the world of Francisco Tarrega Eixea (1852-1909
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"Francisco Tarrega: The Maestro of Melodies and Master of Guitar" Step into the world of Francisco Tarrega Eixea (1852-1909), a legendary guitarist and composer whose music continues to captivate hearts today. In this captivating portrait, we see Tarrega immersed in his craft, fingers gracefully dancing across the strings, creating enchanting melodies that echo through time. As we delve deeper into Iberian art, we encounter a vessel with a decanter beak from the 3rd century BC. Its intricate design speaks volumes about the rich cultural heritage that influenced Tarrega's compositions. Similarly, an Iberian Kernos from the same era unveils ancient rituals and traditions that may have inspired his musical genius. Moving forward in time, we come across an athlete's bronze torso from 1918. This powerful sculpture stands as a testament to strength and determination – qualities mirrored in Tarrega's virtuoso performances on stage. The museum itself becomes a window into history as it recreates Antoni Alsina Amils' atelier, adorned with paintings that transport us back to another era. Intriguingly juxtaposed is Tango – a bust crafted from marble and polychromed wood in 1912. Here lies evidence of Tarrega's diverse influences; perhaps he found inspiration within this passionate dance form or sought solace amidst its melancholic notes. The journey continues with Danseuse with a manteau – an exquisite piece carved out of gilt and polychromed wood. Its delicate beauty resonates harmoniously with Tarrega's ability to evoke emotions through his compositions. Returning to bronze sculptures, we encounter Athlete once again - this time showcasing its backside view. Every angle reveals new dimensions just like every note played by Tarrega adds depth to his musical narratives. Finally, Despair Desesperacio beckons us closer - a bronze sculpture capturing raw emotions from 1899.