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ATELIER SCHEDULE
PREPARING THE MUSIC
DRESS CODE for atelier final concert: all black.
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REPERTOIRE
Music scores are available for ordering/downloading at the following page on the website of Editio Music Budapest:
http://www.kotta.info/en/campaign/EC2015A10
- Anonymous (1780-1790): Codex Trujillo del Perú, Perú
- Cachua al Nacimeinto “Niño il mijor”
- Cachua al Nacimeinto “Dennos lecencia”
- Tonada El Congo
- Anonymous (1816): Noticia de Arequipa, Perú
- El Cielito, bayle de Potosí
- Anonymous (1631): Cuzco, Perú
- Hanacpachap cusicuinin
- Anonymous (before 1750): Córdoba, Argentina
- Tres responsorios
- Martin Schmid (1694-1772): Jesuits Missions of Chiquitos, Bolivia
- Iyaî Ichupa
- Anonymous: Jesuits Missions of Chiquitos, Bolivia
- Iyaî Jesucristo
- Anonymous: Jesuits Missions of Moxos, Bolivia
- Canto 3 Nuasi hananem rama yeuco chuaiha
- Canto 2 Natom tanel hancahatisi
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MUSIC
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Hidden treasures of choral music from the 17-18th century, travelling from one continent to another. You will discover South American Baroque with all its typical Western European Renaissance and Baroque features combined with folklore elements of Latin music. The music comes from the archives of the Jesuits Missions in Bolivia, from the Amazonas Jungle regions, and from some Cathedrals in the Andes mountains.
"Can you imagine a mix of European baroque music, with Indians and Africans ingredients? The early music from Latin America is full of secrets and surprises. Come with me, and let discover them together!”
/Adrián Rodriguez Van der SPOEL/
