La Nébuleuse / Gabriel Rignol

Cast: 3 artists

A brief overview of the Spanish musical landscape of the 17th and early 18th centuries. The programme features works by major composers, both for the baroque guitar with Gaspar Sanz and Santiago de Murcia, and for singing with the Tonos Humanos (the equivalent of airs de cours in Spain) with José Marin, as well as Luis Briceńo, who published the first book to mention the baroque guitar in Paris, and who undoubtedly influenced Etienne Moulinié: the latter, in turn, composed airs de cours in Spanish with guitar accompaniment. These works, all clearly of popular inspiration, with dances such as Canarios, Jacaras, Tarentella, Chacona, Passacalle and Folias, are accompanied by parts rendered for the baroque guitar, the Colachon and various types of percussion. 

Cast :

Imanol Iraola, percussion and vocals
Pierre Baptiste Brioude-Dhénain, baroque guitar and colachon
Gabriel Rignol, guitar and theorbo

Santiago de MURCIA
Fandango

Étienne MOULINIÉ
Ojos

Gaspar SANZ
Jacaras & Canarios

Luis de BRICEÑO
La Gran Chacona

Gaspar SANZ
Marizapalos

Santiago de MURCIA
Zarambeques & Cumbes

Étienne MOULINIÉ
Orilla del claro tajo
Por la verde Oreilla del claro Tormes

Gaspar SANZ
Clarines y trompetas

Luis de BRICEÑO
Cancion a la reyna de francia

Santiago de MURCIA
Passacalle

José MARIN
Fatigada esperanca & Que Dulcemente Suena

Santiago de MURCIA
Tarantella