01  Buleria Adagio - Mozart- Piano Concerto No_21 

03:58

 

02  Tango Aria - Bach- Air on the G String 

03:07

 

03  Primavera Tango - Vivaldi- The Four Seasons 

03:49

 

04  Rumba Allegro - Mozart- Symphony No_40 

05:10

 

05  Solea Canon - Pachelbel- Canon 

04:36

 

06  Fandango for Elise - Beethoven- Fur Elise 

02:48

 

07Quiero tu nombre olvidar

03:28

 

08  No Quiero Verte Tangos - Composer: Emilio Quiñones  

04:40

 

09  Tango Adagio - Albinoni- Adagio 

03:38

 

10  La Barrosa alegrías - Composer: Paco de Lucía  

04:39

 

11  Andante Rumba - Mendelssohn- Symphony No_5 

02:38

 

12  Segundos De Alegria - Composer: Romero  

03:19

 

13  Tango Serenata - Schubert- Standchen 

04:03

 

14  El Mandaito - Composer: Vicente Amigo  

05:11

 

15  Moonlight Rumba - Beethoven- Piano Sonata No_14 

05:17

 

16  Mensaje - Composer: Vicente Amigo 

03:31

 

17  Flamenco Bolero - Ravel- Bolero 

05:08

 

 

One of the most celebrated and versatile musicians of his generation on any instrument, the Spanish-born guitarist Pepe Romero has enjoyed a varied and illustrious career. Together with his father, the legendary Celedonio Romero, and his brothers Celin and Angel, Pepe established the Romeros Quartet—the “Royal Family of the Guitar”—as the leading guitar ensemble in the world. Known for classical performances of dazzling virtuosity, compelling interpretations, and flawless technique, Pepe is also a passionate advocate of the traditional flamenco of his native Andalusia. He has appeared as featured soloist with the world’s greatest orchestras and ensembles, in collaboration with the most celebrated conductors and composers. Since his first recording, Flamenco Fenómeno!, released when he was only fifteen, Pepe has made more than fifty recordings, including over twenty concertos with the Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, conducted by Sir Neville Marriner and Iona Brown.

Beginning in 2013, Pepe Romero played numerous concerts worldwide honoring the 100th anniversary of the birth of his father, the legendary Celedonio Romero. Pepe Romero will tour the world celebrating his own 70th year in 2014; he began with an all-Bach recital in New York City. This celebration continues with birthday recitals in Hong Kong, Zurich, Austin, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Dusseldorf, Munich, Berlin, Tokyo, Hamburg, Istanbul, Adelaide, Sidney and Dallas, among others.

In 2004, Pepe Romero was named Distinguished Artist in Residence at the University of Southern California’s Thornton School of Music; he also teaches master classes at USC, in the Salzburg Summer Academy, the Schleswig-Holstein Festival, and the Córdoba Guitar Festival. Among other honors, Pepe has been knighted into the Order of “Isabel la Católica,” awarded honorary doctorates in music from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and the University of Victoria and the “Premio Andalucia de Música,” the highest recognition given by his native land for contribution to the arts. Pepe is featured in the award-winning film documentary Shadows and Light: Joaquín Rodrigo at 90; the Romeros have been the subject of biographical documentaries on PBS television and the German television channel NDR. In 2007, the Romeros received the President's Merit Award from the Recording Academy, producers of the Grammy Awards, for their significant contributions to the music world and professional career achievements.