Opera Omnia
Vaya de fiesta: Baroque from Spanish America
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Recorded live at the Jacobikerk Utrecht, 31 August 2024
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About this concert
The Spanish territories in South America honoured numerous traditions from the motherland. For example, chapels were installed to provide cathedrals and churches with high-quality music. At the head was a kapellmeister, who not only conducted performances but also provided the necessary music. Opera Omnia gives you a taste of the portfolios of 17th-century maestros at the cathedrals of Puebla, Mexico, La Plata and Quito.
Programme
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Juan Pérez de Bocanegra
Hanacpachap Cussicuinin
1560-1645 -
Juan García de Zéspedes
Convidando está noche
1619-1678 -
Juan de Araujo
Vaya de gira
1646-1712 -
Gaspar Fernández
A San Pedro a 4
ca. 1570-1629 -
Antonio de Salazar
A de la nave
ca. 1650-1715 -
Manuel Blasco
La chacona me piden
ca. 1628-ca. 1696 -
Antonio Martín y Coll
Folías
?-after 1733 -
Juan Gutiérrez de Padilla
Stabat mater
ca. 1590-1664 -
Sebastián Durón
Salve de ecos
Duerne, rosa, y descansa1660-1716 -
Juan Gutiérrez de Padilla
A la xácara, xacarilla
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Anonymous
Vaya de xácara
17th century -
Diego José de Salazar
Salga el torillo hosquillo
1659-1709
Musicians
- Manon Chauvin, Cristina Teijeiro, Adriana Mayer soprano
- Beatriz Oleaga, María Morellà alto
- Fran Díaz Carrillo, Diego Blázquez tenor
- Fabio Barrutia bass
- Fernando Pérez Valera, Juan Alberto Pérez Valera, Luis Alfonso Pérez Valera, Eduardo Pérez Valera minstrels
- Guillermo Martínez cello
- Josías Rodríguez archlute, guitar
- Pere Olivé percussion
- Asís Márquez organ
- Isaac M. Pulet conductor, archlute, guitar
About the performers
Dusting off Spanish musical heritage en make it shine again, that is the aim of Opera Omnia. This early music ensemble, directed by violinst Isaac M. Pulet, revives Spanish Baroque music. The group employs original instruments and the most appropriate interpretative techniques for each repertoire. Opera Omnia has been recognised by a variety of early music associations for their musical heritage recovery projects. Among others the GEMA (Association of Spanish Early Music Groups), who awarded them as the best 18th-century music ensemble in 2022.