Mexican Baroque Music For Christmas [CD]
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Christianity in all it's forms excels through it's high degree of adaptability. We encounter one of the more fascinating examples of adaptation in Latin American Catholicism that developed in the colonies of "New Spain". Not least did the veneration of Mary find especially receptive genius loci here, whose musical disposition soon wedded to an artistic concept that was the non plus ultra for the rulers of the Old World. For some composers, the transatlantic regions thus had such appeal that they abandoned their traditional sphere of activity. One of them was the Italian Ignacio de Jerusalem, who worked at the cathedral in Mexico City; he was joined by the Mexican "home-grown talent" Manuel de Sumaya as well as two Spanish musicians who were only known and beloved in the land of the Aztecs only for their printed works - this yields a truly exquisite mix for Christmas.
Tracklist:
- Rompa la Esfera
- Albricias Mortales
- Quem Terra Pontus Sidera Hymn for the Matins for the Virgin of Guadalupe
- Dixit Dominus-Dixit Dominus
- Dixit Dominus-Juravit Dominus
- Dixit Dominus-Gloria Patri
- Dixit Dominus-Sicut Erat in Principio
- Matins for the Virgin of Guadalupe-Elegi Et Sanctificavi Responsory No. 6
- Celebren, Publiquen, Entonan y Canten
- Matins for the Virgin of Guadalupe-Quae Est Ista Quae Ascendit Responsory No. 2
- Angélicas Milicias
- Polychoral Mass in G-Kyrie Eleison
- Polychoral Mass in G-Christe Eleison
- Polychoral Mass in G-Kyrie
- Polychoral Mass in G-Gloria
- Polychoral Mass in G-Et in Terra Pax
- Polychoral Mass in G-Laudamus Te
- Polychoral Mass in G-Domine Deus
- Polychoral Mass in G-Qui Tollis Peccata Mundi
- Polychoral Mass in G-Quoniam Tu Solus
- Polychoral Mass in G-Cum Sancto Spiritu, Amen
UPC: 761203574223
Label: Cpo Records
Release Date: 1.30.26
Format: CD
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