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| Management number | 205724524 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | €78.30 | Model Number | 205724524 | ||
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Title: The Secrets of Andalusia
Artist: Lux Musicae London
Label: First Hand
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5060216344157
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2025-01-24
Number of Discs: 1
We know that key influences on Flamenco date backto Islamic Iberia or the Al-Andalusian era of Spainbetween the 8th-15th centuries. Yet the first mentionof Flamenco by name is not until 1774, where itappears in an epistolary novel, Cartas Marruecas, bythe playwright and soldier, Jose de Cadalso y Vazquez. In collaboration on with soprano Victoria Couper, kanunplayer, Konstantin nos Glynos, and oud/Flamencoguitarist, Ignacio Lusardi Monteverde, this album seeksto explore this question by tracing the influences onFlamenco through Arabic music alongside Sephardicsong and the Spanish composers of the late-16th to18th centuries. What happened in these intervening centuries?
Tracks:
1.1 Durme, durme (‘Sleep, sleep, my beautiful maiden')
1.2 Spagnolette
1.3 Españoletas
1.4 Tres morillas m’enamoran en Jaén (‘I fell in love with three Moorish girls in Jaén’)
1.5 A la una yo nací (‘At one o’clock I was born’)
1.6 Yo m’enamorí d’un aire ('I fell in love with an illusion')
1.7 Glossada sobre Susana un jur (‘Divisions over our Susanne one day’)
1.8 A la una nací yo (‘At one o’clock I was born’)
1.9 Passacaglia
1.10 Ojos, pues me desdeñáis (‘Eyes, since you scorn me’)
1.11 Dindirin, dindirin
1.12 Nani Nani
1.13 Con qué la lavaré la tez de la mi cara? (‘With what shall I wash the skin of my face?’)
1.14 Recercada segunda (Trattado de Glosas)
1.15 Samai Andalus (Makam Rast Sem'i)
1.16 Tears have betrayed my secrets in a valley
1.17 Vestiva i colli (Canzoni fantasie et correnti da suonar)
1.18 Pueblo blanco
1.19 Qué me queréis, caballero? (‘What do you want from me, sir?')
1.20 Cuándo, cuándo podré lograrte, idolo de beldad? (‘When, when will I be able to attain you, idol of beauty?’)
1.21 sarao de la chacona, ‘A la vida bona’ (‘Chaconne to the Good Life’)
Artist: Lux Musicae London
Label: First Hand
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5060216344157
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2025-01-24
Number of Discs: 1
We know that key influences on Flamenco date backto Islamic Iberia or the Al-Andalusian era of Spainbetween the 8th-15th centuries. Yet the first mentionof Flamenco by name is not until 1774, where itappears in an epistolary novel, Cartas Marruecas, bythe playwright and soldier, Jose de Cadalso y Vazquez. In collaboration on with soprano Victoria Couper, kanunplayer, Konstantin nos Glynos, and oud/Flamencoguitarist, Ignacio Lusardi Monteverde, this album seeksto explore this question by tracing the influences onFlamenco through Arabic music alongside Sephardicsong and the Spanish composers of the late-16th to18th centuries. What happened in these intervening centuries?
Tracks:
1.1 Durme, durme (‘Sleep, sleep, my beautiful maiden')
1.2 Spagnolette
1.3 Españoletas
1.4 Tres morillas m’enamoran en Jaén (‘I fell in love with three Moorish girls in Jaén’)
1.5 A la una yo nací (‘At one o’clock I was born’)
1.6 Yo m’enamorí d’un aire ('I fell in love with an illusion')
1.7 Glossada sobre Susana un jur (‘Divisions over our Susanne one day’)
1.8 A la una nací yo (‘At one o’clock I was born’)
1.9 Passacaglia
1.10 Ojos, pues me desdeñáis (‘Eyes, since you scorn me’)
1.11 Dindirin, dindirin
1.12 Nani Nani
1.13 Con qué la lavaré la tez de la mi cara? (‘With what shall I wash the skin of my face?’)
1.14 Recercada segunda (Trattado de Glosas)
1.15 Samai Andalus (Makam Rast Sem'i)
1.16 Tears have betrayed my secrets in a valley
1.17 Vestiva i colli (Canzoni fantasie et correnti da suonar)
1.18 Pueblo blanco
1.19 Qué me queréis, caballero? (‘What do you want from me, sir?')
1.20 Cuándo, cuándo podré lograrte, idolo de beldad? (‘When, when will I be able to attain you, idol of beauty?’)
1.21 sarao de la chacona, ‘A la vida bona’ (‘Chaconne to the Good Life’)
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