"Capricho Arabe" is a lyrical solo guitar piece by Francisco Tárrega, blending Romantic-era harmonies with Moorish influences. Its technical demands and expressive melodies make it a staple for advanced guitarists.
A lyrical guitar work blending Spanish Romanticism with Moorish influences, characterized by its delicate tremolo passages and evocative harmonies. Tárrega composed it in 1892, and it remains a technical and expressive benchmark for classical guitarists.
Composed in 1892, Capricho Árabe is a cornerstone of classical guitar repertoire. Its evocative melodies blend Spanish Romanticism with Arabesque ornamentation, reflecting Tárrega's fascination with Moorish heritage. Dedicated to composer Tomás Bretón, the piece alternates between melancholic serenade passages and vibrant rhythmic sections, showcasing guitar's expressive capabilities.
