“Hasme reir” (Make Me Laugh)it's a recital program of Spanish and Spanish-American music from the “virreinal” period, played on a clavichord. Among the composers on this album we will find Doménico Zípoli, (1688-1726), Correa de Arauxo, (1584-1654), Antonio de Cabezón, (1510-1576) and Sor María Clara del Santísimo Sacramento, (1806-1861) a Mexican nun from the order of the “Concepcionistas” who wrote lots of pieces found in a book called “Cuaderno de tonos de maitines”.
Also on this recording are four pieces by unknown composers found in a book called “Sones mo órgano” discovered at San Rafael, at the “Misiones Jesuíticas de Chiquitos, Bolivia” A unique and unusual baroque music programme performed in a rare instrument. Javier Mendoza a young Mexican musician involved in historical research and historical informed playing is the perfect soloist for this music.
Javier Mendoza, Clavichord
Tracklist
Total time: 37:12
1.
Hasme reir
01:07
2.
Toccata
03:04
3.
Ungría
02:13
4.
Obra del I Tono
03:09
5.
Folías
04:59
6.
Principe
02:27
7.
Retirada del emperador de los dominicos
01:59
8.
Primer Tono
02:29
9.
Tiento pequeño y fácil del séptimo tono
02:27
10.
Tiento de medio registro de dos tiples de segundo tono
05:40
11.
Fabordones del primer tono
04:18
12.
Diferencias sobre el canto llano del Caballero
03:20
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“Hasme reir” (Make Me Laugh)it's a recital program of Spanish and Spanish-American music from the “virreinal” period, played on a clavichord. Among the composers on this album we will find Doménico Zípoli, (1688-1726), Correa de Arauxo, (1584-1654), Antonio de Cabezón, (1510-1576) and Sor María Clara del Santísimo Sacramento, (1806-1861) a Mexican nun from the order of the “Concepcionistas” who wrote lots of pieces found in a book called “Cuaderno de tonos de maitines”.
Also on this recording are four pieces by unknown composers found in a book called “Sones mo órgano” discovered at San Rafael, at the “Misiones Jesuíticas de Chiquitos, Bolivia” A unique and unusual baroque music programme performed in a rare instrument. Javier Mendoza a young Mexican musician involved in historical research and historical informed playing is the perfect soloist for this music.
Javier Mendoza, Clavichord