| Description |
1 online resource (1 audio file) |
| Contents |
Oigan en breve ensalada : jácara a la Navidad -- Sirenas del viento : villancico a la Virgen del Pilar -- Tocata de ministriles -- Que se abrasa Belén : villancico de Navidad -- Tierno manjar, pan divino : villancico al Sacramento -- De esplendor se doran los aires : villancico a la Virgen del Pilar -- Quien goza del amor goza lo mejor : villancico a la Expectación -- Sonoras voces el aire pueblan : villancico a la Virgen del Pilar -- No puedo mas, que me voy : villancico a San Francisco de Asis -- Venga norabuena del mar la estrella : villancico a la Expectación y a la Navidad |
| Summary |
We know very little about Ruiz Samaniego, Kapellmeister in Saragossa during the second half of the 18th century. However, he left an abundant music production, including some villancicos. These polyphonic vocal works of theatrical origin have been adopted by the Church to celebrate their main feasts. Sung in Spanish, not in Latin, they are built on a religious thematic, mostly in the form of dialogues and they frequently use musical elements of popular origin. Very little explored, the Spanish Baroque vocal music is a world of many rich artistic treasures that cry to be rediscovered. The villancicos of Ruiz Samaniego are undoubtedly part of these treasures, as witnesses of an artistic universe specific to Spain, in which spirituality and sensuality are irremediably fused |
| Notes |
Programme notes in English and French in acc. booklet |
| Cast |
Luis Antono González, Músicos de Su Alteza |
| Notes |
Hard copy version record |
| Subject |
Villancicos (Music)
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Choruses, Sacred (Mixed voices)
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Choruses, Sacred (Mixed voices)
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Villancicos (Music)
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Streaming audio
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| Form |
Streaming audio
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| Author |
Fundacion Orange
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Músicos de Su Alteza.
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