01	Book Iii / El Albaicin						08:19
	02	Book Iii / El Polo						06:57
	03	Book Iii / Lavapies						06:48
	04	Book Iv / Malaga						05:48
	05	Book Iv / Jerez						09:05
	06	Book Iv / Eritana						04:54

Companies, etc.

Manufactured By – Musical Heritage Society
Distributed By – Musical Heritage Society

Credits

Composed By – Isaac Albéniz
Conductor – Jesús López-Cobos
Edited By – Rosalind Ilett
Engineer – Jack Renner
Executive Producer – Robert Woods
Liner Notes – Michael Murray (4)
Orchestra – Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Producer – Erica Brenner

Notes
2CD Total Playing Time 82:16

Recorded in Music Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio, May 11-12, 1997.

Iberia is a set of twelve piano pieces composed by Isaac Albeniz between 1906 and 1909 in four "books" of three pieces each. They were premiered in Paris 1906-09 by pianist Blanche Selva. Albeniz's friend, Enrique Fernandez Arbós, suggested the composer orchestrate the pieces but poor health prevented his doing so. Arbós then took on the task but orchestrated only five movements. Arbós's orchestrations were copyrighted in 1927. Spanish composer-conductor Carlos Surinach transcribed the remaining seven decades later, in the 1950s.