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Additional authors

1. Nevel, Paul van
2. Zurbarán, Francisco de, 1598-1664.
3. Barea, Andrés, approximately 1620-1680.
4. García de Salazar, Juan, 1639-1710.
5. Pontac, Diego de, 1603-1654.
6. Machado, Manuel, approximately 1590-1646.
7. Vaquedano, José de, approximately 1642-1711.
8. Romero, Mateo, 1575 or 1576-1647.
9. Ambiela, Miguel de, 1666-1733.

Description

1. 1 audio disc (approximately 57 min.) : digital; 4 3/4 in.

Summary

1. The title chosen by Paul Van Nevel to illustrate the program is a clear indication of his intention: to bring to life the music that the Spanish painter Francisco de Zurbaran would have heard in the course of a career that led him from Seville to Madrid. Bearing as it does the imprint of the Counter-Reformation, the artistic production of the contemporary of Velazquez and Murillo makes accessible the mystical ideas of religious figures such as Saint Teresa of Avila and Saint John of the Cross.

Alternative title

1. Rio de Sevilla.

Subject

1. Music
2. Agnus Dei (Music)
3. Stabat Mater dolorosa (Music)
4. Music > 17th century
5. Choruses, Sacred (Mixed voices), Unaccompanied
6. 1600 - 1699

Contents

1. Miserere mei Deus / Andrés Barea (9:33) -- Rio de Sevilla / anon. (2:33) -- Lauda Sion salvatorem / Juan García De Salazar (7:42) -- Agnus Dei "In exitu Israel" / Diego De Pontac (3:08) -- Dos estrellas le siguen / Manuel Machado (3:56) -- Lamentaciones / Fray José de Vaquedano (14:01) -- Fatigada navecilla / Mateo Romero (6:00) -- Stabat Mater dolorosa / Miguel de Ambiela (9:54).

Owning institution

1. Columbia University Libraries

Note

1. Title from disc label.
2. Paul Van Nevel and the Huelgas Ensemble perform music composed during the time of the Spanish painter Francisco de Zurbaran (1598-1664).
3. Compact disc.
4. Program notes in Dutch, French, and English and vocal texts in Galician, Latin and Spanish (51 pages, illustrated), bound in.

Event (note)

1. Recorded at Leuven's Sint Geertruikerk (Belgium) on 27 and 28 September 2013)

Language (note)

1. Sung in Galician, Latin or Spanish.