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Espana:A Choral Postcard From Spain

Coro Cervantes – Espana:A Choral Postcard From Spain (CD)

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Umělec: Coro Cervantes
Rok vydání: 2010
Datum vydání: 17. 05. 2010
Vydavatelství: Signum Classics

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Choir/Chorus, Primary Artist - Coro Cervantes

Originally recorded in 2010

Arranger, Conductor - Carlos Fernández Aransay

Recording Producer, Recording Supervision - Lennart Dehn

Venue - 14-16 Jul 2009
St Jude's Church, Central Square, London NW11

Unfailingly attractive that’s quite beautifully performed and recorded. Well worth investigating.

Coro Cervantes is the only UK choir dedicated to the classical music of the Iberian Peninsula and Latin America. It was founded in 1995 by Carlos Aransay, under the auspices of the Instituto Cervantes in London. Its repertoire spans a wide variety of music, from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance to the twenty-first century, with a special emphasis on romantic music. Coro Cervantes often performs with distinguished soloists and instrumentalists and contributes to the international propagation of Hispanic choral music through its performances, recordings and research. Its repertoire includes works sung in Latin, Spanish (Castilian), Quechua (language of the Incas), Nahuatl (language of the Aztecs), Mediaeval Galician, Catalan, Basque, and even English.

Genre: Vocal & Song, World / Folk Music
Počet disků
1
Detaily formátu
CD
Rok vydání
2010
EAN
0635212019627

Seznam skladeb

  • 1

    En Aranjuez Con Tu Amor

  • 2

    Xivarri

  • 3

    Aurtxoa Sehaskan

  • 4

    El Vito

  • 5

    Al Pano Fino

  • 6

    Volar

  • 7

    Negra Sombra

  • 8

    Jo Tinc Un Burro

  • 9

    ¿Ondi Jueron?

  • 10

    Ton Pare Non Te Nas

  • 11

    El Cant Dels Ocells

  • 12

    Suari Kanta

  • 13

    Riverana

  • 14

    Esta Tierra

  • 15

    Nana

  • 16

    Soy De Mieres

  • 17

    Pero Grullo

  • 18

    Navarra

  • 19

    Arrorro

  • 20

    La Tarara Riojana

  • 21

    Adios, Granada

  • 22

    Epitafio De Don Quijote

  • 23

    Balada De Mallorca