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A NEW LOOK AT SEGOVIA. His Life. His Music. 1. A Biography of the Years 1893-1957, Segovia s Classical Guitar Masterpieces by Narv�ez, Frescobaldi, Bach, Scarlatti and Sor. 2. A Biography of the Years 1958-1987, Segovia s Spanish Guitar Masterpieces by T�rrega, Alb�niz, Granados, Llobet and Ponce.

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30 Years On: Perspectives on the Legacy of Andrés Segovia

From the Summer 2017 issue of Classical Guitar | BY GRAHAM WADE

Thirty years ago—June 2, 1987—Andrés Segovia died at the age of 94. As with the date of his birth, there was some confusion about the time and circumstances of his passing. The Guardian of London commented that it occurred during the afternoon of May 29, the Neu Zürcher Zeitung said it was in the evening of that day. The Star, The Daily Express, and Le Monde gave the date as June 3. Some newspapers alleged he died watching television (a report later considered unreliable). That the international press was bamboozled in this way would have amused Segovia.

Since his death, considerable amounts of scholarship—books, dissertations, and articles—have been published. We are now in a better position to assess Segovia’s concert career between 1909 and the beginning of 1987, and can begin to understand the complexities of his biography.

The central pillar of Segovia research, indispensable and unique, is Alberto López Poveda’s two-volume masterpiece Andrés Segovia, Vida y Obra (University of Jaén, 2009) which runs to 1,260 pages and is considered the “official” biography. Poveda spent nearly 50 years writing this account, and died in July 2015, age