Música Antiga da UFF (BR)

Friday,19.7.2013, 20:30, Grad, Grad Castle

Música Antiga da UFF (BR)

Leandro Mendes (voice, recorders and krummhorn)
Lenora Mendes (recorders, krummhorn and viols)
Mario Orlando (bass viol, percussion and voice)
Marcio Selles(voice, bass viol, krummhorn and recorder)
Sonia Wegenast (voice and percussion)
Virginia Van der Linden (flute, cornamuse, krummhorn)

Music in the Court of Manuel I from Portugal
At the time of great discoveries Portugal was one of the biggest merchants of Europe and Manuel I, king of Portugal, did much to strengthen the Portuguese empire. Lisbon, the biggest city, became very attractive for its immense wealth that came from the trade with the East. The musical repertoire of Portuguese Renaissance songs gives a small taste of the time. The music has survived in a few manuscripts now preserved in the libraries in Portugal and France. Though all of them had been in the hands of inquisitors, for some reason they were not destroyed. From these manuscripts the ensemble has selected the pieces that represent the best of Portuguese polyphony.

Anonymous XVI cent.
Amor loco

Anonymous XVI cent.
Soy Serranica 

Anonymous XVI cent.
Venid a sospirar al verde prado

Anonymous. XVI cent.
Cuydados meus taõ cuidados 

Anonymous XVI cent.
Antonilha es desposada

Anonymous XVI cent.
Que he o q vejo 

Anonymous XVI cent.
Vos señora a maltratarme

Anonymous XVI cent.
Niña era la ifanta

Anonymous
A la villa voy

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Diego Ortiz (ca. 1510 - ca. 1570)
Recercada primera e segunda

Anonymous XVI cent.
Não tragais borzeguis pretos 

Anonymous XVI cent.
Señora del Mundo 

Anonymous XV cent.
Propiñan de melyor 

Juan del Encina (1468 - 1529)
Todos los Biens del Mundo

Francisco de la Torre (fl. 1483 - 1504)
Danza Alta

Anonymous XVII cent.
Puestos estan frente a frente 

Anonymous (from Maranhão, BR)
Rei é Rei, Rei Sebastião 

Anonymous 
Os barcos

Produced by:
Žan Cimerman