John Williams: Nikita Koshkin - Usher Waltz (From the Royal Alcazar Palace) Part 6/9
From one of the oldest and greatest royal palaces, the Alcazar in Sevilla, Spain, 1993
Nikita Koshkin - Usher Waltz
John Williams – classical guitar
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A stridently entertaining piece by the Russian composer Nikita Koshkin which takes the guitar to the limits of its techniques and, helped by John Williams’s virtuosity, somewhere beyond. One of the Alcazar’s most important buildings from the early Middle Ages presents the setting for this composition: the Palace of King Don Pedro I, known variously as Peter the Cruel or Peter the Just. His construction became an outstanding example of Mudejar art and architecture, a fusion of Moorish and Christian influences with a dominant delight in Arabic designs. The enclosed court in Peter the Cruel’s palace, where John Williams plays the Usher Waltz, with
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