Capriccio Stravagante & Cantoría
Canto a mi Caballero
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Recorded live at the Pieterskerk Utrecht, 1 September 2024
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About this concert
Despite a warning, a knight walks into darkness, facing his doom. It is the story of Canto a mi Caballero, a song that once captivated the entire Iberian Peninsula. Where this mystical folk repertoire and Franco-Flemish style counterpoint meet, Capriccio Stravagante discovered superb music: religious and secular works by Antonio de Cabezón and Cristóbal de Morales, here virtuosically mixed with the most beautiful melodies and verses from the Spanish Renaissance.
Programme
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Antonio de Cabezón
Pavana con su glosa
Differencias sobre el canto llano del Cavalleroca. 1510-1566 -
Nicolas Gombert
Dezilde al Cavallero
ca. 1495-ca. 1560 -
Anonymous
Las Vacas
16th century -
Cipriano de Rore
Signor mio caro
1515/16-1565 -
Josquin des Prez / arr. Tielman Susato
Mille regretz: Canción del Emparador
ca. 1450/55-1521 / ca. 1510/15-1570 -
Cristóbal de Morales
Missa Dezilde al Caballero
Kyrie - Gloria - Credoca. 1500-1553 -
Juan del Encina
Triste España
1468-1529/30 -
Antonio de Cabezón
Pavana Italiana
Differencias sobre La Gallarda Milanesa -
Luys Milán
Pavana
ca. 1500-1560 -
Anonymous
Pavana del Ré
La Cara Cossa16th century -
Thomas Crecquillon / arr. Tielman Susato
Allemande : Je prens en gré la dure mort
ca. 1505/15-1557 -
Antonio de Cabezón
Quien llamo al partir partir
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Pierre Sandrin / arr. Hernando de Cabezón
Dulce memoria
ca. 1490-after 1560 / 1541-1602 -
Cristóbal de Morales
Missa Dezilde al Caballero
Sanctus - Benedictus - Agnus Dei -
Cipriano de Rore / arr. Giovanni Battista Spadi
Anchor che col partire
/ fl. 1609-1624 -
Jacques Arcadelt
Il bianco e dolce cigno
Encore
1507-1568 -
Anonymous
Adoramus te
(from: Cancionero de Montecassino)15th century
Musicians
- Cantoría
- Inés Alonso, Victoria Cassano soprano
- Oriol Guimerà, Daniel Folqué alto
- Martí Doñate tenor
- Lorenzo Tossi, Víctor Cruz bass
- Jorge Losana tenor, artistic direction
- Capriccio Stravagante
- Josh Cheatham, Anna Lachegyi, Andreas Linos, Nick Milne viola da gamba
- Benoît Vanden Bemden violone
- Julien Martin recorder
- Doron Sherwin cornetto
- Jasu Moisio shawm
- Emmanuel Frankenberg virginal
- Skip Sempé harpsichord, artistic direction
About the performers
Capriccio Stravagante is harpsichordist Skip Sempé’s ensemble. Since the 1980s it has built up a broad repertoire, working as a chamber music ensemble but also as a large-scale Renaissance and Baroque orchestra. The formation has always sought out the very best musicians of the youngest generation. The ensemble was artist in residence during the Utrecht Early Music Festival in 2010.
Harpsichordist and conductor Skip Sempé blends nonchalance and virgour both in his solo appearances and those with his own ensemble Capriccio Stravagante. Paradizo, Sempé’s own CD label, has released CDs of his own ensemble, as well as several solo programmes of French, English, German and Italian harpsichord music.
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. During the Festival Oude Muziek Utrecht 2024, which is dedicated to the Spanish city of Seville, Cantoría is Artist in Residence.