Parts of the new album “Crosswork” by Via Artis Konsort were recorded in San Esteban de la Sierra (Spain) in the beginning of June 2011
Parts of the new album “Crosswork” by Via Artis Konsort were recorded in San Esteban de la Sierra (Spain) in the beginning of June 2011
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Cantiga CSM 103 “Quen a Virgen ben servirá” from “Cantigas de Santa María, Spain, XIII century, performed by the early music ensemble Via Artis Konsort.
Recorded at Græsted Church, Denmark and filmed “on location” at the Monastery of Leyre, Spain. HD vertsion.You’re welcome to share the video.
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A brief historical background for the “Art of Touch” - project
The year 1492 marks a cultural turning point for Spain.
This is the year where the Italian Cristobal Columbus - financially supported by the Spanish queen Isabel - discovers a totally new continent, almost by chance, and thus opens the gate to a new era [...]
El Arte de Tañer / Kunsten at røre
Pavana con su glosa - Spanish, XVI cent., Antonio de Cabezón
Recorded as a duo between the Francisco Salinas organ and the Capilla Dorada organ, both Historic Cathedral of Salamanca, Spain
Ya no quiero tener fe - Spanish, XVI cent., Juan del Encina
Recorded at the Capilla Dorada organ, Historic Cathedral of [...]
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Album notes for El Arte de Tañer (parla09001)
Cabezón’s famous pavanne that probably isn’t a pavanne and maybe not even by Cabezón.
This catchy dance piece with variations originates from a music book published in 1577 by the Spanish organist Luis Venegas de Henestrosa. The piece is attributed to “Antonio”, and this, sort of insider information, [...]