Dicen que hay amor Maria Espada, Guillermo Turina, Daniel Garay, Collegium Musicum Madrid & Manuel Minguillón

• Juan de Zelis: Ya no son mas de veinte:
• 1 Zelis: Ya no son mas de veinte 02:33
• Anonymous: En pira de incendios vives:
• 2 Anonymous: En pira de incendios vives 03:09
• Sebastián Durón (1660 - 1716): La borrachita de amor:
• 3 Durón: La borrachita de amor 04:05
• Gaspar Sanz (1640 - 1710): Pasacalles sobre la D:
• 4 Sanz: Pasacalles sobre la D 04:10
• Capricho arpeado por la cruz:
• 5 Sanz: Capricho arpeado por la cruz 01:35
• Anonymous: En quien ve para cegar:
• 6 Anonymous: En quien ve para cegar 03:19
• Duerme, descansa, sosiega:
• 7 Anonymous: Duerme, descansa, sosiega 03:15
• Ay que dulzura:
• 8 Anonymous: Ay que dulzura 02:59
• Seguid, perdidos jóvenes:
• 9 Anonymous: Seguid, perdidos jóvenes 02:49
• Gaspar Sanz: Suite de piezas:
• 10 Sanz: Suite de piezas: I. La caballeria de Nápoles 00:54
• 11 Sanz: Suite de piezas: II. Canciones 00:41
• 12 Sanz: Suite de piezas: III. La coquina francesa 00:21
• 13 Sanz: Suite de piezas: IV. La esfachata de Napoles 00:42
• 14 Sanz: Suite de piezas: V. La miñona de Cataluña 00:33
• 15 Sanz: Suite de piezas: VI. La minina de Portugal 00:48
• 16 Sanz: Suite de piezas: VII. Lantururu 01:11
• Anonymous: Montes, prados, riscos, fuentes:
• 17 Anonymous: Montes, prados, riscos, fuentes 04:05
• Dicen que hay amor:
• 18 Anonymous: Dicen que hay amor 02:26
• Sebastián Durón: Pescadorcillo tiende las redes:
• 19 Durón: Pescadorcillo tiende las redes 02:29
• Anonymous: Ay que cansera dejeme usted:
• 20 Anonymous: Ay que cansera dejeme usted 02:07
• Giacomo Facco (1676 - 1753): Sinfonie a violoncello solo:
• 21 Facco: Sinfonie a violoncello solo: I. Grave 01:12
• 22 Facco: Sinfonie a violoncello solo: II.Allegro 01:27
• 23 Facco: Sinfonie a violoncello solo: III. Ciaccona 01:59
• 24 Facco: Sinfonie a violoncello solo: IV. Adagio 01:35
• 25 Facco: Sinfonie a violoncello solo: V. Allegro 01:08
• 26 Facco: Sinfonie a violoncello solo: VI. Gavotta 00:38
• 27 Facco: Sinfonie a violoncello solo: VII. Gigha 01:23
• Anonymous: A un infeliz ausente:
• 28 Anonymous: A un infeliz ausente 03:13
• Si quieres que viva:
• 29 Anonymous: Si quieres que viva 03:19
• Juan Hidalgo (1641 - 1685): Al aire se entregue:
• 30 Hidalgo: Al aire se entregue 03:11
• Total Runtime 01:03:16

Info for Dicen que hay amor

The Collegium Musicum Madrid, directed by guitarist Manuel Minguillón, will perform the music that makes up a programme called Dicen que hay amor (They say there is love). The name reflects the title of one of the human tones of the session, as this highly personal vocal form of the Hispanic Baroque will be one of the central themes of the programme. María Espada's luminous voice will be accompanied by mostly anonymous works, but also by two of the leading figures of the period, Sebastián Durón and Juan Hidalgo. The same can be said of the representatives of the guitar world, Francisco Guerau and Santiago de Murcia.

María Espada, soprano
Guillermo Turina, cello
Daniel Garay, percussion
Manuel Minguillón, guitar, direction

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Collegium Musicum Madrid
Directed by Manuel Minguillón, Collegium Musicum Madrid was created in 2012 with the idea of recovering the historical musical heritage of the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries with historicist criteria.

Since its creation, baroque opera has been its leitmotiv, having staged productions of Claudio Monteverdi's L'Orfeo in 2013, Dido & Aeneas and The Indian Queen by Henry Purcell in 2014 and Gli amori d'Apollo e di Daphne by Francesco Cavalli in 2015.

In 2017 she inaugurated the Festival Internacional de Arte Sacro de la Comunidad de Madrid performing Claudio Monteverdi's Vespers. Since then it has performed with great success in the main national festivals such as the Aranjuez Early Music Festival, Quincena Musical Donostiarra, Santander International Festival, Clásicos en Verano de la Comunidad de Madrid, Semana de Musica Antigua de Vitoria, Festival Internacional de Arte Sacro de la Comunidad de Madrid, Semana de Música Antigua de Logroño, Festival de Música Renacentista y barroca de Vélez Blanco, among others. It also collaborates regularly with Patrimonio Nacional in the rescue and representation of the Spanish musical heritage of the Renaissance and Baroque periods.

The members of Collegium Musicum Madrid are members of the best national and international orchestras and groups such as Monteverdi Choir, Gabrieli Consort and Players, Hesperion XXI, Freiburger Barockorchester, Al Ayre Español, Collegium Vocale Gent, Amsterdam Baroque Choir, Bach Collegium Japan, La Petite Bande, Concerto Köln, Il Giardino Armonico or The King Singers among many others.

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