Música Temprana / Adrián Rodríguez Van der Spoel
Josquin in Spain: Missa Hercules Dux Ferrariæ
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Recorded live at the Jacobikerk Utrecht, 25 August 2018
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About this concert
Spanish and Flemish musical chapels characterized the music practice at the courts of Charles V and Philip II. But how would Josquin sound in the Spanish tradition, with singers doubled by wind instruments? And how would Josquin sound alongside music by his admirer Guerrero? Música Temprana, consisting of a capilla (singers) and ministriles altos (wind players), juxtaposes Josquin’s Missa Hercules Dux Ferrariae and music by Morales and Guerrero.
Programme
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Plainchant
Introitus: Ecce advenit
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Josquin Desprez
Missa Hercules Dux Ferrariæ: Kyrie, Gloria
1450/55-1521 -
Plainchant
Graduale: Omnes de Saba
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Tomás Luis de Victoria
Alleluia: Magi viderunt stellam
1548-1611 -
Josquin Desprez
Missa Hercules Dux Ferrariæ: Credo
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Plainchant
Offertorium: Reges Tharsis et insule
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Josquin Desprez
Missa Hercules Dux Ferrariæ: Sanctus, Agnus Dei
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Francisco Guerrero
Communio: Los reyes siguen la’strella
Himno: Hostis Herodes1528-1599
Musicians
- Capilla
- Olalla Alemán, Luciana Cueto, Florencia Menconi, Sophia Patsi seises
- Emilio Aguilar, Jonatan Alvarado, Jan van Elsacker, Adrián Rodríguez Van der Spoel tenores
- Donald Bentvelsen, Javier Jiménez Cuevas bajos
- Ministriles
- Dani Pelagatti chirimía
- Simen van Mechelen, Charles Toet trombones
- François de Rudder dulcían
- Jorge López Escribano órgano
- Jorge López Escribano organo
- Adrián Rodríguez Van der Spoel Maestro de capilla
About the performers
Música Temprana was founded in 2001 by the Argentine-Dutch conductor Adrián Rodríguez Van der Spoel, and specializes in Latin-American Baroque repertoire. The musicians of Música Temprana are classically trained but all have roots in the musical tradition of Latin America, as a result of which Baroque and folklore go hand in hand. Most of Música Temprana’s repertoire comes from the archives, cathedrals and Jesuit missions of Latin America, where Van der Spoel regularly hunts for forgotten compositions.