GRANADOS, Enric
Lleida 1867- Canal de la Mancha 1916
He started studying music at a very young age. He studied piano in Barcelona with Joan Baptista Pujol. Pujol had studied with the Majorcan pianist and Liszt's apprentice, Pere Tintorer. Pujol also created what can be called the first Catalan piano tradition. Among his many pupils were Albéniz, Malats (professor of Mompou) and Ricard Viñes. In 1887, Granados, traveled to Paris to study with Charles de Beriot. In Paris, while maintaining his friendship with Albéniz, Nin and Viñes, he began to maintain direct contact with the most important French composers of the time, Faure, Debussy, Ravel, Dukas,... [+]Search
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