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The influence
of Tomás Luis de Victoria: From Rome to the Spanish Cathedrals
Ensemble: 9 musicians |
| Works by: Tomás Luis de Victoria,
Francisco Guerrero, Sebastián de Vivanco, Sebastián
López de Velasco and Carlos Patiño |
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From the divine
to the human. Sacred and secular music during the Golden Age
of Spain
Ensemble: 11 musicians (option of 9 musicians) |
| Works by: Francisco and Pedro Guerrero,
Joan Pau Pujol, Mateo Romero, Pedro Ruimonte, Bernardo Murillo,
Cristóbal Galán, Sebastián Durón |
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Juan García
de Salazar (1639-1710): In Dominica Palmarum
Programme commissioned for the Festival Internacional
de Música Pórtico Musical of Zamora |
| Ensemble: 15 musicians + Schola Antiqua
of Madrid (18 singers) |
| Dates: March 2010 |
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Piety and devotion
in the 17th century Spanish Court
Ensemble: 17 musicians |
| Works by: Sebastián López
de Velasco, Carlos Patiño, Cristóbal Galán,
Juan Hidalgo |
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Cristóbal
Galán (1625-1684): solos, villancicos and motets
Ensemble: 18 musicians |
| Dates: October 2009 |
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Joan Pau Pujol (1570-1626):
Music for Corpus Christi
Ensemble: 21 musicians + Schola Antiqua of Madrid (18 singers) |
| Works by: Joan Pau Pujol, Juan Navarro,
S. Aguilera de Heredia |
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Auto sacramental
La paz universal (1660)
Production Fundación Caja Madrid |
| Ensemble: 8 actors, 8 dancers, 24
musicians. Juan Sanz, Stage director;
Ana Yepes, Choreographer; Pepe
Corzo, Wardrobe |
| Pedro Calderón de la Barca
(text), José Peyró (music), La paz universal
o El lirio y la azucena. Sacramental act premiered to celebrate
the wedding of Louis XIV to Maria Teresa of Austria (1660). |
| Web La
paz universal o El lirio y la azucena |
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