Pujol is also the author of several didactic works and a guitar school Escuela de la guitarra razionada that has the Tárrega method for basis.įrom 1947 to 1969 Pujol worked as a professor of guitar at the National Conservatory in Lisbon. Together with Felipe Pedrellian and later in París with Lionel de la Laurencie he ran musicological studies. In the famous library old and new music by Emilio Pujol he was until then unknown together works from the Renaissance and Baroque periods. In addition to his concert and teaching activities, he also gained by merit, that he edited old lute and guitar music.
In 1923 he married the flamenco guitarist Matilde Cuevas, with whom he also appeared in a duet. Mediated by his friend Pablo Antonio de Bejar, he played in Madrid and later in front of the Spanish royal family (including Queen Victoria). In 1912, he has performed at the Wigmore Hall in London. Here he met Francisco Tárrega know and was from 1902 to 1909 whose students (as well as Miguel Llobet and Daniel Fortea ).Īfter Tárrega's death in 1909, Pujol studied music theory and composition with Agustin Campo, a student of Dionisio Aguado, at the Madrid Conservatory.Īs a soloist, he made his debut in 1907 in Lleida and 1909 in Barcelona.
With the success of this ensemble performed during the Paris World Exposition 1900.įinally Pujol attended the music school in Barcelona. The development of modern art of guitar playing was heavily influenced by Francisco Tárrega.Īlthough he owned and his work was rather well into the 19th century, but to global success his pioneering work until after the turn of the century to the 20th century through the teaching and concert activities of his two pupils Miguel Llobet and Emilio Pujol.Īt first, Emilio Pujol played on Pandora and was a soloist in an orchestra that consisted of Pandora and guitars. Emili Pujol i Vilarrubi born Apin La Grana Della, Catalonia, † Novemin Barcelona) was a Spanish guitarist and composer.
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