Los Ecos De Manzanares

Ensemble La Boz Galana

The Cancionero de la Sablonara is a collection made up of 75 polyphonic songs composed for the Royal Court of Madrid during the first two decades of the 17th century. The manuscript is named after Claudio de la Sablonara, copyist and archivist of Madrid’s Royal Chapel. Today the manuscript is kept in the State Library of Bavaria, which is why it is also called the Cancionero de Múnich.

The repertoire contained in this book consists of secular polyphonic songs. These pieces represent the greatest Spanish profane vocal music of the period and were composed by some of the most brilliant musicians active in the Madrid court. Many of the texts on which they were composed were written by distinguished poets of Spain’s Golden Age, such as Lope de Vega, Luis de Góngora and Francisco de Quevedo. The style of the music is representative of the transition from Renaissance polyphony to the new Baroque style.

Performed by the Early Music group La Boz Galana, specialized in the music from the Spanish Renaissance and Baroque.

Anonymus:
 De tu vista celoso

Arizo:
 Vistiose el prado galan

Castillo:
 Tiento Ileno im 2. Ton (Instrumental)

Castro:
 Desde las torres del alma; Ya no les penso pedir

Coelho:
 Susana grosada

Diaz:
 Barquilla pobre remos

Gomes:
 En el valle del ejido

Improvisation on 17th century patterns:
 Folias

Pujol:
 Llamaban los pajarillos

Rios:
 Sin color anda la nina
 Pajarillos suaves

Romero:
 Bullicioso y claro arroyuelo; Ricos de galas y flores
 Romerico florido
 Fatigada navecilla