In 1977, Decca released an LP entitled ‘Concertos from Spain’ which coupled two contemporary piano concertos – one by Montsalvatge (‘Concerto Breve’, written for Alicia de Larrocha) and the other, Surinach’s Piano Concerto. The Surinach recording – he was a kind of Spanish Khachaturian – has never before been released on CD. Taking advantage of the extended playing time of a CD, this release includes two other concertante works for piano and orchestra – Turina’s ‘Rapsodia sinfonica’ (made famous by Eileen Joyce) and the ‘Rapsodia espanola’ by a composer synonymous with de Larrocha, Albeniz. 　　ISAAC ALBÉNIZ 　　Rapsodia española (arr. Cristóbal Halffter) 　　JOAQUÍN TURINA 　　Rapsodia sinfónica, Op. 66 　　XAVIER MONTSALVATGE 　　Concerto Breve for Piano & Orchestra 　　CARLOS SURINACH 　　Concerto for Piano & Orchestra 　　Alicia de Larrocha, piano 　　London Philharmonic Orchestra [1-2] 　　Royal Philharmonic Orchestra [3-4] 　　Rafael Frühbeck de Burgos