La Spagna
Court and Dance Music of Spanish Renaissance
U Trojského zámku 1, Prague 7
Programme
Sanz, Ortiz, Negri
Costanzo Festa (ca 1485/1490–1545)
La Spagna – Baixa dansa
Josquin des Prés (ca 1450/1455–1521)
Fortuna desperata
Joan Ambrosio Dalza (činný / fl. 1508)
Alla Spagnola
Saltarello & Piva
Antonio de Cabezón (ca 1510–1566)
Para quién crié yo cabellos
Pavana con su glosa
Lucas Ruiz de Ribayaz (ca 1626–1677)
Españoletas
Xácaras
Gaspar Sanz (ca 1640–1710)
Pavanas al aire español y Paradetas
Santiago de Murcia (1673–1739)
Jota
Diego Ortiz (ca 1510–1570)
Recercadas sobre la Spagna
Romanescas y folías
Cesare Negri (1536–1605)
Austria Felice, villancico, spagnoletto y canario
Artists
David Antich – soprano, alto and tenor recorders
Robert Cases – theorbo, Baroque guitar
Pau Ballester – percussions
Annotation
Just as dance is at the foundation of music, the beautiful dance song “La Spagna” circulates in the veins of Spanish music. Up to 250 versions of this work have been preserved, with masters such as Diego Ortiz, Heinrich Isaac or Josquin des Prés being among its admirers. The especially hot-blooded month of August is ideal for dancing! In this respect, we will be greatly assisted by the renowned Spanish ensemble Capella de Ministrers, which was founded in 1987, and has since been led, by the tireless viol player Carles Magraner. At an exclusive concert full of court and dance music, we will, in the company of Santiago de Murcia, Lucas Ruyz de Ribayaz and Gaspar Sanz, explore the rhythmical and full-bloodied renaissance and baroque of the Pyrenees. Let the summer be full of dance!
Venue
U Trojského zámku 1, Prague 7
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With the kind support of the Embassy of Spain in Prague, the Acción Cultural Española (AC/E) and in collaboration with the Prague City Gallery.
