You don't have access to this concert.
The concert is no longer available.
About this concert
Fake news, propaganda, populism: excesses of the modern age? Not at all, as Clément Janequin and Mateo Flecha reveal. Flecha pieced together music by top composers into polyphonic ensaladas that legitimised the power of the emperor. And Janequin created a war tableau with La Guerre that radiated off Werrecorre's La Battaglia Taliana and the ensalada La Guerra. With fresh voices and masses of storytelling ability, Cantoría cracks the code behind the notes.
Programme
-
Mateo Flecha ‘el Viejo’
El Toro
(from: Cancionero de Medinaceli, Spain ca. 1569)?1481-?1553 -
Matthias Werrecore
La Battaglia Taliana (Die Schlacht vor Pavia)
?- after 1574 -
Mateo Flecha ‘el Viejo’
La Guerra
(from: Las ensaladas de Flecha, Prague 1581) -
Clément Janequin
La Guerre (La Bataille de Marignan)
ca. 1485-after 1558 -
Mateo Flecha ‘el Viejo’
El Jubilate
(from: Cancionero de Medinaceli)
La Justa
(from: Las ensaladas de Flecha)
Musicians
- Inés Alonso soprano
- Oriol Guimerà alto
- Jorge Losana tenor
- Víctor Cruz bass
About the performers
Cantoría is a vocal ensemble from Catalonia specialising in the performance of vocal polyphony from the Spanish Golden Age. Their youthful freshness has become characteristic of this ensemble, which stands on the threshold of an international career.