"12 Lullabies For Victoria - No.1" by Victor Carbajo + FREE sheet music

I discovered the music of Victor Carbajo by happy chance. Some years back I was searching online for new piano lullabies/berceuse at the IMSLP Music Library to play to my young daughter, Emilie. At the IMSLP you have the option to search by composer, composition or theme. I found a LOT of lullabies at the IMSLP, mainly by unfamiliar 19th century composers. I was looking forward to making discoveries. I downloaded everything available, totalling many hundreds of pages and began to go through them, one by one, at the piano. However, nothing stood out musically, except for the usual well-known lullabies by Brahms, Liszt, Saint-Saens, Chopin and Oswald. I got to the final album. The cover caught my eye, a beautiful line drawing of a flowering plant with the words "DOCE NANAS PARA VICTORIA". From my school Spanish I understood "12 Lullabies for Victoria". Glancing at the first page I could see it was a contemporary work and, at the piano, fell in love with the music from the very first bars. I thought my subscribers would like to play it too, so searched and found Victor s Email. Victor kindly allowed me to record his music for this channel. Here is the first lullaby in the series. I hope you ll enjoy Victor s music as much as I do. Download sheet music FREE from the IMSLP Music Library: https://ks.imslp.net/files/imglnks/usimg/0/09/IMSLP298941-PMLP484270-carbajo-12_lullabies_for_victoria-2013-pf.pdf https://www.carbajo.net. From Victor s website: Víctor Carbajo Spanish composer and pianist born in Madrid in 1970. He studied Music at the Royal Conservatory of Music in his native city, from which he graduated as professor in Harmony, Counterpoint, Composition and Instrumentation with 1993 End of Studies Award in Composition. His activity as pianist is very prolific. He usually accompanies very well-known Spanish lyric singers such as Francisco or Alberto Cortez on their tours across Spain and abroad. He has also played as solo accompanist and soloist in countless concert halls such as Auditorio Nacional in Madrid, Palau de la Música in Valencia, Palau de la Música in Barcelona or Olympia Theater in Paris. As composer, his music has been performed in Spain, France, Germany, Italy, Belgium, United Kingdom, Portugal, Russia, Ukraine, Denmark, the United States, Mexico, Argentina and Australia. He has received various commissions from diverse international organizations. At present he combines his career as pianist and composer with his work as teacher at the Advanced School of Music Katarina Gurska. He also keeps a personal web page —www.carbajo.net— where all his music production (audiofiles and music scores) is made available together with diverse material of his interest. He will be delighted to hear from anyone interested in his work at carbajo@carbajo.net.