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About this concert
Under King Alfonso X, nicknamed The Wise, Seville flourished with new architectural wonders and a rich cultural life. Alfonso left the pearl of Andalucía a valuable musical legacy: the Cantigas de Santa María. With its 427 monophonic songs, it is a beacon in Western medieval literature. And who knows, maybe some of the songs were written by the king’s own hand.
Programme
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Anonymous / ?Alfonso el Sabio
Quen boa dona querrá (c. 160)
Quen boa dona querrá (c. 160)
Des oge mais quer’ eu trobar (c. 1)
Por nos de dulta livrar (c. 18) instrumental
Entre Av’e Eva (c. 60)
Que por al non devess’ ome (c. 295) instrumental
Santa Maria amar (c. 7)
Quen serve Santa Maria (c. 213)
Pera toller gran perfia (c. 85) instrumental
Santa Maria leva (c. 320)
U alguen a Jesucristo (c. 281)
Non pod ́ome pelaVirgen (c. 127) instrumental
Sen calar (c. 380)
Rosa das rosas, fror das frores (c. 10)
Como poden per sas culpas (c. 166)
(from: Cantigas de Santa Maria)/ 1221-1284
Musicians
- Hana Blažíková voice, medieval harp
- Barbora Kabátková voice, medieval harp
- Margit Übellacker dulce melos
- Martin Novák percussion
About the performers
Hana Blažíková is a Czech soprano and harpist, and a regular member of the Tiburtina Ensemble since 2008. She focuses on music from the Middle Ages, Renaissance, and Baroque periods, and has performed with orchestras such as the Netherlands Bach Society, L'Arpeggiata and the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Soprano Barbora Kabátkova is one of the best-known Czech musicians in the early music field. She sings regularly as a soloist with well-known European ensembles, such as Collegium Vocale Gent, Cappella Mariana and Musica Florea. She is also artistic director of the Tiburtina Ensemble, where she also plays several medieval harps and psalterium.