Colonial Latin American music is one of hidden treasures of classical music. Fiesta opens the vault sharing baroque and classical music that is as powerful and beautiful as what was coming from Europe at the time. We will share music from Bolivia, Brazil, and Mexico.
18th Century Latino Jewels
Playlist
Convidando esta la noche, by Juan García de Zéspedes
Grupo de Canto Coral; Grupo Canto Choral Chamber Choir; Grupo Canto Choral Baroque Orchestra; Nestor E. Adrenacci, director
Salve Regina, by Ignacio Parreiras Neves
Gemma Coma‐Alabert, mezzo‐soprano; Jean Delescluse, tenor; Alain Thaî, counter‐tenor; Jean‐Baptiste Dumora, baritone; XVIII‐21 Musique des Lumières; Jean‐Christophe Frisch, conductor
Miserere and Magnificat, by Manoel Dias de Oliveira
Gemma Coma‐Alabert, mezzo‐soprano; Jean Delescluse, tenor; Alain Thaî, counter‐tenor; Jean‐Baptiste Dumora, baritone; XVIII‐21 Musique des Lumières; Jean‐Christophe Frisch, conductor
Lauda Jérusalem, by Manuel de Zumaya
Compañia Musical de las Américas; Maîtrise Nationale de Versailles; La Grande Ecurie et la Chambre du Roy; Jean‐Claude Malgoire, director
Angélicas milicias, by Manuel de Zumaya
Chanticleer; Chanticleer Sinfonia; Joseph Jennings, conductor
Sonata chiquitana, by Anonymous
XVIII‐21 Musique des Lumières; Jean‐Christophe Frisch, conductor
Officium Defunctorum, by Esteban Salas y Castro
Adrián Martinez, Adalys Santiesteban, Elier Muñoz, Karim Díaz, vocals; Camerata Vocale Sine Nomine de Cuba; Conjunto de Música Antigua Ars Longa; Teresa Paz, director
