Works for piano
Pilar, Op. 1 (1901). Download complete score
Mazurca for piano dated in Granada, January 1901, and dedicated “To my mother”.
It is his first work.
Carlos V, Op. 2 (1901). Download complete score
Pasodoble for piano composed in Granada by the brothers Francisco and José Alonso López.
The manuscript is dated August 21, 1901.
Zaragoza, Op. 3 (1902). Download complete score
Jota for piano, composed in Granada, in September 1902.
Carmencita, Op. 4 (1901). Download complete score
Polka for piano. Manuscript signed in Granada, November 2, 1901.
Pilarcita, Op. 5 (1902). Download complete score
Mazurca for piano, written in Granada in 1902. It was probably written for his younger sister.
Ramo de oro, Op. 6 (1902). Download complete score
Waltz for piano, dedicated “To my father” and composed in Granada, on October 9, 1902.
Miguel, Op. 7 (1903). Download complete score
Waltz for piano. Dedicated “To my distinguished friend D. M. [Miguel] Casero Ruiz-Matas.
Ola de amor, Op. 8 (1902). Download complete score
Habanera for piano. Dated September 5, 1902, in Granada.
Venus, Op. 9 (1902). Download complete score
Mazurca for piano, dated in Granada on March 25, 1902.
El carnaval, Op. 10 (1902). Download complete score
Pasacalle for piano, transcribed for orchestra with destination to the Grenadine Philharmonic Society.
One of the existing manuscripts contains this dedication: “I dedicate these four notes to the Grenadian Philharmonic as proof of my love for her”.
Antoñita, Op. 11 (1903). Download complete score
Polca for piano, dedicated “To the beautiful girl A. Pérez”.
Pepita, Op. 15. Download complete score
Mazurca for piano.
Esperanza, Op. 16 (1903). Download complete score
Gavota for piano, composed on June 17, 1903.
Modernist, Op. 17 (1903). Download complete score
Waltz for piano, dated in Granada on June 26, 1903.
Polca for piano.
María Teresa, Op. 18 (1908). Download on CDMA
Vals boston, for piano, signed in 1908 in El Fargue.
There are two dates: January 11 and February 11, which suggests that two versions were made. There is also a band version.
Apolo, Op. 19 (1903). Download complete score
Vals Boston for piano, dated in Granada August 22, 1903.
Pura, Op. 20 (1903). Download complete score
Mazurca for piano. Written in Granada, September 1903.
First Barcarola, Op. 25 (1904). Download on CDMA
Page for piano four hands, composed in Granada, on February 10, 1904.
Thought, Op. 26 (1904). Download complete score
Vals for piano, written in Granada and “composed specifically for his little sister Pilar”.
Capricho, Op. 27 (1904). Download on CDMA
Work of which there are two versions, for organ and piano.
May I come in?, Op. 28 (1904). Download on CDMA
Gavota for piano, transcribed, also, for band. In this version it was premiered on December 18, 1904, at the inauguration of the new locale of the Círculo Católico Obrero, in Granada.
It became very popular and was interpreted frequently.
Isabelita, Op. 30 (1904). Download complete score
Mazurca easy for piano, dated in Granada, on June 24, 1904. It was dedicated “To the beautiful and nice girl I. Castaños”.
Cauchemar d’Amour, Op. 31. Download complete score
Vals for piano.
Night in la Alhambra, Moorish Memories, Op. 39 (1905). Download on CDMA
Fantasy for four-handed piano. Dated in Granada, September 1905, it was dedicated “To the eminent teacher D. Tomás Bretón”.
Roses d’Automme (Autumn Roses), Op. 42 (1905). Download on CDMA
Slow waltz for piano, written in September 1905.
With the title in Spanish was orchestrated for the band of El Fargue in August 1906, and dedicated “To my dear friend D. Francisco Vico”.
There is also a version for violin, dated October 1905 and dedicated “To my good friend Antonio Henares”.
¡Viva Loja!, Op. 44 (1906). Download on CDMA
Pasodoble for piano written “expressly for the Estudiantina Juventud Lojeña at the Carnival of 1906”.
¡Hard that it’s late!, Op. 45 (1906). Download on CDMA
Pasodoble written in Granada in 1906. Composed for piano, there is also a band version.
It was dedicated “To my distinguished friend Alberto Álvarez de Cienfuegos”.
Work for violin and piano. It was dedicated “to the remarkable violinist Don Antonio Henares”.
Marcha mora, Op. 51 (1906). Download on CDMA
Work for four hands piano. It was also transcribed for band. Premiere: September 30, 1908, in Plaza Nueva, Granada.
Nocturno-Barcarola, Op. 52 (1906). Download on CDMA
Work for cello and piano.
Gunpowder without Smoke, Op. 53 (1906). Download on CDMA
Pasodoble for piano four hands, composed in Granada, on August 15, 1906. There is also a band version.
It premiered on September 23, 1906, with the intervention of the Orfeón de la Filarmónica and the Banda de El Fargue. Alonso was warmly congratulated.
Next to the roses, Op. 56 (1906). Download on CDMA
Work for orchestra, composed in Granada on November 16, 1906.
Rosita, Op. 57 (1906). Download complete score
Slow waltz for piano, dated in Granada on December 8, 1906. There is a version for band.
¡Arsa pilili!, Op. 59 (1907). Download on CDMA
Pasodoble for piano, written in Granada in 1907. Dedicated “A la Tuna Granadina”.
Verbena night, Op. 61 (1907). Download complete score
Gavota for piano, dated in Granada, June 1907.
Doli, Op. 63 (1907). Download complete score
Slow waltz. Written in Granada, in September of 1907.
Concha, Op. 64 (1907). Download complete score
Gavota for piano, composed on September 25, 1907.
Rita, Op. 73 (1908). Download on CDMA
Polca for piano.
Ecoutez-moi, Op. 78 (1908). Download complete score
Gavota for piano, dated in Granada in October 1908.
Gypsy Dance (1909). Available in BNE
Page for piano, premiered in the same session as El sueño de Boabdil, on May 30, 1909 at the Teatro Cervantes, in Granada.
The work was heard, later, at the Círculo de Bellas Artes, in Madrid.
Guajiras (1910). Download on CDMA
Work for piano, with transcription for band, dated August 1, 1910.
My Goodbye to Granada! (1911). Download complete score
Page for piano, of nostalgic character, composed on April 11, 1911, in Madrid.
In the manuscript score can read: “Improvisation remembered after the farewell banquet of Granada.”
Long Life Graná! (1914). Download on CDMA
Pasodoble flamenco for piano, published in 1914. Dedicated “To my distinguished friend Mr. José Morote”. There are versions for band and for piano and string quintet.
Waltz for piano, edited by UME in 1913.
Vals for piano, published in 1914.
Jeunesse Charmante (1915). Available in BNE
Vals for piano dedicated to Emilia Rodríguez Gutiérrez.
The Carnation and the Favorite (1918)
Choreographic fantasy in one act. Released on April 22, 1918 at the Music- Hall Palace Hotel.
Slow waltz for piano.
Long Life the King!. Download on CDMA
March for piano.
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