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Falla

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Fal·la  (fälyä), Manuel de 1876-1946.
Spanish composer whose music draws heavily on folk song traditions and Spanish exoticism, best known for his work Nights in the Gardens of Spain (1911-1915).
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Noun1.Falla - Spanish composer and pianist (1876-1946)


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It seems to us that Mompou's work is honorably situated within the great tradition of Spanish music, along with composers Cabezon, Victoria and Guerrero, followed by Pedrell, Albeniz, Granados, Falla and Turina.
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