Joaquín Rodrigo, el niño que soñó la música (The boy who imagined music)

The gripping story of a young blind boy who dreamed of being a musician and went on to become a great composer. His life was as exciting as a novel. His journey through life is an example of  overcoming hardships.

The boy who imagined music narrates in the first person the story of a child who rose above his physical handicap of blindness to triumph in life and become one of Spain’s most universal composers. The narration is accompanied by numerous fragments of Joaquín Rodrigo’s pieces.

Script by Eduardo Moyano, CD version narrated by Iñaki Gabilondo, and CD booklet illustrations  by Teo Puebla.

Script vailable in Spanish, English and German.

1-32. Narration with musical fragments.
Concierto andaluz
33. Tempo di bolero.
34. Adagio.
35. Allegretto.
Concierto de Aranjuez (Historial recording dated 1948).
36. Allegro con spirito.
37. Adagio.
38. Allegro gentile.