In this concerto’s first movement, brass play the fanfare-like notes [read slowly] “D, low A, D,” followed by the thrice-repeated sixteenth notes “C-sharp, B.” This concerto’s Allegro gentile third movement opens with a B major (15[1])passage that alternates between 3/4 and 2/4. (15[1])A miscarriage suffered by the composer’s wife, (15[2])Victoria Kamhi, may have inspired this concerto’s second movement (15[1])theme beginning [read slowly] “F-sharp, E, long F-sharp,” (15[2])first (15[1])stated (15[1])by the English horn. Antonio (15[1])Soler inspired the (15[1])hemiolas in this concerto, whose blind composer was awarded (15[1])the title of marquis for depicting a (*) hunting resort’s gardens. The soloist plays open B minor chords to (-5[1])open this concerto’s mournful Adagio (10[1])movement, which (10[1])was arranged by Gil Evans (10[1])into (-5[1])the (10[1])opening (10[3])track (10[1])of (10[1])Miles (10[5])Davis’s Sketches (10[2])of Spain. For 10 points, (10[3])name this guitar (10[1]0[1])concerto (10[6]0[9])by Joaquín (“wah-KEEN”) Rodrigo. ■END■