The Secrets Of Andalusia Lux Musicae London

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Album-Release:
2024

HRA-Release:
24.01.2025

Label: First Hand Records

Genre: Classical

Subgenre: Classical Crossover

Artist: Lux Musicae London

Composer: Francisco Guerau (1649-1722)

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  • Traditional: Durme, durme ijiko de madre (‘Sleep, sleep mother’s little son’):
  • 1 Traditional: Durme, durme ijiko de madre (‘Sleep, sleep mother’s little son’) 04:07
  • Pierre-Francisque Caroubel (1556 - c. 1611): Spagnolette:
  • 2 Caroubel: Spagnolette 01:14
  • Lucas Ruiz de Ribayaz y Fonesca (1626 - 1677): Españoletas:
  • 3 Fonesca: Españoletas 02:04
  • Anonymous: Tres morillas m’enamoran en Jaén (‘I fell in love with three Moorish girls in Jaén’):
  • 4 Anonymous: Tres morillas m’enamoran en Jaén (‘I fell in love with three Moorish girls in Jaén’) 04:32
  • Traditional: A la una yo nací (‘At one o’clock I was born’):
  • 5 Traditional: A la una yo nací (‘At one o’clock I was born’) 04:16
  • Yo m’enamorí d’un aire (‘I fell in love with an illusion’):
  • 6 Traditional: Yo m’enamorí d’un aire (‘I fell in love with an illusion’) 05:37
  • Hernando de Cabezón (1541 - 1602), Orlando de Lassus (1530 - 1594): Glossada sobre Susana un jur (‘Divisions over our Susanne one day’):
  • 7 Cabezón, Lassus: Glossada sobre Susana un jur (‘Divisions over our Susanne one day’) 04:03
  • Traditional: A la una nací yo (‘At (one o’clock) I was born’):
  • 8 Traditional: A la una nací yo (‘At (one o’clock) I was born’) 03:21
  • Francisco Guerau (1649 - 1722): Passacaglia:
  • 9 Guerau: Passacaglia 05:16
  • José Marín (1619 - 1699): Ojos, pues me desdeñáis (‘Eyes, since you scorn me’):
  • 10 Marín: Ojos, pues me desdeñáis (‘Eyes, since you scorn me’) 04:44
  • Anonymous: Dindirin, dindirin:
  • 11 Anonymous: Dindirin, dindirin 02:35
  • Traditional: Nani Nani:
  • 12 Traditional: Nani Nani 04:12
  • Juan Vasques (1500 - 1560): Con qué la lavaré la tez de la mi cara? (‘With what shall I wash the skin of my face?’):
  • 13 Vasques: Con qué la lavaré la tez de la mi cara? (‘With what shall I wash the skin of my face?’) 03:00
  • Diego Ortiz (1510 - 1576): Trattado de Glosas, Recercada segunda:
  • 14 Ortiz: Trattado de Glosas, Recercada segunda 01:24
  • Traditional: Samai Andalus:
  • 15 Traditional: Samai Andalus 03:11
  • Roberta Diamond: Tears have betrayed my secrets in a valley:
  • 16 Diamond: Tears have betrayed my secrets in a valley 01:44
  • Bartolomé de Selma y Salaverde (1580/90 - 1640): Canzoni fantasie et correnti da suonar, Vestiva i colli:
  • 17 Salaverde: Canzoni fantasie et correnti da suonar, Vestiva i colli 03:58
  • Ignacio Lusardi Monteverde (b. 1983): Pueblo blanco:
  • 18 Monteverde: Pueblo blanco 04:06
  • Anonymous: Qué me queréis, caballero? (‘What do you want from me, sir?’):
  • 19 Anonymous: Qué me queréis, caballero? (‘What do you want from me, sir?’) 01:16
  • Juan Bonet de Paredes: Cuándo, cuándo podré lograrte, idolo de beldad? (‘When, when will I be able to attain you, idol of beauty?’):
  • 20 Paredes: Cuándo, cuándo podré lograrte, idolo de beldad? (‘When, when will I be able to attain you, idol of beauty?’) 03:02
  • Juan Arañes: Un sarao de la chacona, ‘A la vida bona’ (‘Chaconne to the Good Life’):
  • 21 Arañes: Un sarao de la chacona, ‘A la vida bona’ (‘Chaconne to the Good Life’) 03:23
  • Total Runtime 01:11:05

Info for The Secrets Of Andalusia

Wir wissen, dass wichtige Einflüsse auf den Flamenco auf das islamische Iberien oder die al-andalusische Ära Spaniens zwischen dem 8. und 15. Die erste namentliche Erwähnung des Flamenco findet sich jedoch erst 1774 in einem Briefroman, Cartas Marruecas, des Dramatikers und Soldaten José de Cadalso y Vázquez.

Was geschah in den dazwischen liegenden Jahrhunderten?

In Zusammenarbeit mit der Sopranistin Victoria Couper, dem Kanun-Spieler Konstantinos Glynos und dem Oud/Flamenco-Gitarristen Ignacio Lusardi Monteverde versucht dieses Album dieser Frage nachzugehen, indem es die Einflüsse auf den Flamenco durch arabische Musik, sephardische Lieder und spanische Komponisten des späten 16. bis 18.

„Ein vergnüglicher Streifzug durch Südspanien über dreihundert Jahre hinweg - Die Sänger sind perfekt für dieses Repertoire... Die Instrumentalarbeit ist sauber und charaktervoll.“ (MusicWeb International)

Lux Musicae London
Sophie Creaner, Blockflöte
Mirjam-Luise Münzel, Blockflöte
Roberta Diamond, Sopran
Daniel Thomson, Tenor
Aileen Henry, Barockharfe
Toby Carr, Barockgitarre, Laute
Harry Buckoke, Viola da Gamba
Weitere Musiker:
Victoria Couper, Sopran
Konstantinos Glynos, Kanun
Ignacio Lusardi Monteverde, Flamenco-Gitarre, Oud




Lux Musicae London
Formed in 2014, Lux Musicae London is dedicated to exploring and recreating the performance practices that were developing across Europe in the 16th and early 17th centuries. With their diverse instrumentation and rhetorically-driven approach to performance, Lux Musicae London’s programmes seek to recreate music from this time while tracing the patterns of musical influences from different sources. Their unique programmes have ranged from Irish influences in John Dowland’s Denmark to the emergence of Flamenco from Moorish and Spanish music.

In 2016 Lux Musicae London were selected as finalists in the Concours International de Journées de Musiques Anciennes in Paris and have since participated in various ensemble schemes including BREMF Live! 2016/17, the AMUZ International Young Artist’s Presentation 2017 and Stroud Green Festival Ensemble Scheme 2019.

They have performed in festivals across Europe and the UK including the London Festival of Baroque, Brighton Early Music Festival, Beverley Early Music Festival, Liverpool Early Music Festival, Stroud Green Early Music Festival, MA Festival Brugge, the Utrecht’s Oude Musiek Festival Fabulous Fringe and AMUZ Laus Polyphoniae.



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