La Danserye & Capella Prolationum & Schola Antiqua
Singing and Chiming. Ancient and Baroque Sounds
Artists
La Danserye
Capella Prolationum
Fernando Pérez Valera, artistic director
Isaac Alonso de Molina, musical director
Schola Antiqua
Juan Carlos Asensio, director
Programme
Charles V and Imperial Music
Plain singing and works by Tilman Susato, Cristóbal de Morales, Thomas Crecquillon, Jacobus Clemens non Papa, Johannes Lupi, Jean de Richafort, Nicolas Gombert and Antonio de Cabezón
In memoriam Diego Martínez Martínez
Concert with no interval
Charles V and Music
An ensemble of minstrels (the typical winds of the Spanish Renaissance cathedrals), an eight-voice choir and a Gregorian chapel pay tribute to Emperor Charles V with a program that includes religious and secular pieces that were related to the monarch. Mille regretz, Joaquin Desprez’s song that might have been his favourite, is presented in different arrangements of the time, as well as in the mass that Cristóbal de Morales composed from it. But there is also a monumental motet dedicated to him by Jacobus Clemens non Papa or pieces by musicians affiliated to the Capilla Flamenca, such as Thomas Crecquillon or Nicholas Gombert, or as close as the Burgos-born organist Antonio de Cabezón. An imperial stroll through interpretation practices perfectly documented in its time, but which are not very much in use today.
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