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Ciaramella
Sunday, January 30, 2011 - 3:00 pm
St. Philip's In The Hills Episcopal Church
4440 N. Campbell Ave. (at River Road)
Tickets: $25 general, $22 seniors, $5 students

O Sidus Hyspanie
Music of Renaissance Spain

Program

Anonymous – O sidus Hispanie
Anonymous – Viva, viva, rey Ferrando
Anonymous – Mariam matrem virginem
Anonymous – Los sept gotxs
Anonymous – Stella splendens
Anonymous – Imperayritz de la ciutat joyosa
Ghizeghem – De tous biens plaine
Anonymous – De tous biens plaine
Agricola – De tous biens plaine
Morales – Beati omnes qui timent Dominum
Guerrero – Pues la guía d'una estrella
Vasquez – Ay, ay, ay, ay, que ravio y muero
Guerrero – Vamos al portal
Lopez – Hero del alta torre
Anonymous – Fresca ribera
Ortiz – Recercada quarta (folia)
after Ortiz – Recercada secunda (passamezzo moderno)

Ciaramella, directed by Adam and Rotem Gilbert, brings to life medieval and early Renaissance music from historical events and manuscripts. The ensemble will present a program of Spanish Renaissance music on shawms, slide trumpets, bagpipes, recorders, and vihuela. Join us as we explore the road to Santiago and the great manuscripts of Segovia and Seville. Along the way we will examine the Spanish influence on Italian music and enjoy rousing dances from Spain and the New World. With music by Juan Vasquez, Juan del Encina, Diego Ortiz, Andrea Falconieri, Bartolomé de Selma y Salaverde, and the ever popular Anonymous!

Ciaramella released its debut CD Sacred and Secular Music from Renaissance Germany for Naxos in 2006 and Treasures of Burgundy for Yarlung Records in 2009.

“They bring old music to alluring life.”
Cleveland Plain Dealer