Diego Pisador - Libro de Musica de Vihuela

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When Diego Pisador sent his Libro de música de vihuela to the printer in Salamanca in 1552, he culminated a long process of compilation and selection of works on which, according to Prince don Felipe, to whom it was directed, in the printing licence, he had been engaged for fifteen years. The volume comprises seven books (two with eight complete masses by Josquin Desprez) and a total of 95 works (186 counting each part of the masses), 58 for vihuela and voice and 37 for solo vihuela. All the musical genres in vogue in Renaissance Europe are transcribed for this instrument here: masses, motets, fantasias, carols, romances, madrigals, dances, sonnets, variations and French chansons by such noted composers as the aforementioned Josquin, Nicolas Gombert, Adrian Willaert or the Spaniards Juan Vázquez, Mateo Flecha or Juan García de Basurto. These are in short works of great beauty in which the performances by the University of Salamanca Viola da Gamba Consort, Juan Carlos de Mulder, vihuela, and in the voice of Olalla German, attain their maximum and true dimension.

contents;


Fantasia
Mal Ferida Va La Garça
Sparsi Sparcium
Flérida, para mí dulce
Fantasia Sobre Mi La Sol Mi Fa
Gentil Caballero dadme agora un beso
Dezilde al caballero
Si la noche haze escura
Si Te Vas A Bañar Luanica
Las Bacas con sus diferencias para discantar
Passeavase el Rey Moro
Pavana muy llana para tañer
Con qué La Lavaré
Mon pere aussi ma mere ma voulu marier
Dezilde al caballero
Toti voria contar
Para qué es dama tanto quereros
Fantasia sobre la sol fa mi re
Si la noche haze escura II
Quién tuviesse tal poder
Si me llaman, a mí llaman


Juan Carlos de Mulder (vilhuela)
Olalla Aleman (soprano)

Consort de violas da gamba
de la Universidad de Salamanca

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Includes intabulations of works by J. Basurto, Adrian Willaert, Josquin Desprez, Matheo Flecha, Nicolas Gombert, Cristóbal de Morales, Jean Mouton, Juan Vásquez.