| Description |
1 online resource (1 audio file) |
| Series |
Chemins du Baroque |
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Chemins du Baroque.
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| Contents |
Villancico "El dia del corpus" / anonyme (7:02) -- Huit chansons des indiens canichanas (village de San Pedro) / anonymes (17:02) -- Loa a la Reina Maria Luisa de Borbón / Francisco Semo, Marcelino Ycho, Juan Josef Nosa (6:43) -- Pastoreta ychepe flauta / anonyme (10:28) -- Motet "Lauda Jerusalem" : (Salmo CXLVII) / Antonio Ripa (4:40) -- Villancico "Sagrado N ..." / Josef Campderros (3:40) |
| Notes |
Music of the Canichana and Moxos people of Bolivia, composed for Charles IV and María Luisa, the King and Queen of Spain |
| Performer |
Capilla de Indias (Chili) ; Tiziana Palmiero, director ; Guillermo Marchant, organ, harpsichord, transcriptions |
| Event |
Recorded 2002 October 22-24 L'Abbaye des Prémontrés de Pont-à-Mousson, France |
| Notes |
Vocal works sung in Spanish, Moxo, Canichana and Latin |
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Hard copy version record |
| Subject |
Villancicos (Music)
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Vocal music -- Bolivia -- 18th century
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Chamber music -- Bolivia -- 18th century
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Psalms (Music) -- 147th Psalm.
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Chiquito Indians -- Bolivia -- Music
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Mojo Indians -- Bolivia -- Music
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Chamber music
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Chiquito Indians
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Mojo Indians
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Psalms (Music) -- 147th Psalm
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Villancicos (Music)
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Vocal music
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Bolivia
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| Genre/Form |
Music
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| Form |
Streaming audio
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| Author |
Palmiero, Tiziana, conductor.
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Marchant, Guillermo, 1950- instrumentalist, arranger of music.
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María Luisa, Queen, consort of Charles IV, King of Spain, 1751-1819, dedicatee.
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Charles IV, King of Spain, 1748-1819, dedicatee.
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Ycho, Marcelino, composer
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Nosa, Juan Josef, composer
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Container of (work): Semo, Francisco.
Aria para Nuestra Señora Maria Luisa de Borbón.
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Container of (work): Ripa, Antonio, 1721-1795.
Lauda Jerusalem
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Container of (work): Campderrós, José de, 1742-1812.
Sagrado N
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Capilla de Indias, performer.
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