Sonata for violin and piano

Andrés Gaos was a Galician composer who stood out for having succeeded in spreading Galician music during the early 20th century throughout Latin America, especially Argentina, the country where he spent most of his life. The edition of his sonata for violin and piano belongs to the series Agra Vella, within the collection Ars Gallaeciae Musicae that Dos Acordes co-publishes with the Galician Agency for Cultural Industries (AGADIC) of the Xunta de Galicia, which aims to recover the work of outstanding figures of the Galician musical and cultural heritage. This piece follows the classic structure of the sonata in three movements: Allegro-Adagio-Allegro, and it has been revised by the musicologist, conductor and composer Joám Trillo. Nowadays, it is gaining importance in the violin repertoire and its presence in it is becoming more and more common