The opera preludes also are very attractive; that from Los amantes de Teruel is a very substantial piece indeed, more than 10 minutes long and broodingly atmospheric. However, it's the Sardana from Garin that's the most fun. Its main theme, for solo trumpet and trombone, sounds like a Spanish take on Yellow Submarine, and it's every bit as catchy. The Madrid orchestra hasn't quite the opulence in the string section that the more effusive moments in Escenas andaluzas demand, but it plays very well under Miguel Roa, and the sonics have plenty of clarity and a nice, rich bass. A very fine release, highly recommended.

--David Hurwitz, ClassicsToday.com