A new programme with early music: Just as thematic as Entrata or Theme, but more educational. The upcoming two episodes we dwell on Ensaladas! Part 1: Spain, 15th and 16th centuries.
An Ensalada, a ‘salad’ of all sorts of music styles, was released in Spain in the 15th century. A single piece of music contained a range of composed melodies, folk songs and languages. In the upcoming two Documento programmes you can hear Ensaladas from the 15th and 16th centuries by Mateo Flecha, Sebastiaan Aguilera Heredia, Juan Vásquez and Juan del Encina.
Mateo Flecha (1481-1553).
1. La Guerra.
Ensemble Clément Janequin led by Dominique Visse.
(‘Canciones y Ensaladas’, Harmonia Mundi, HMC901627, 1998)
Sebastiaan Aguilera Heredia.
2. Ensalada.
Studium Musicae Valencia and Hespèrion XX led by Jordi Savall.
(‘Ensaladas’, Auvidis 19873)
Mateo Flecha (1481-1553).
3. El Jubilata.
La Stagione Armonica & L’Amoroso.
(‘Ensaladas’, CPO 777 070-2, 2003)
Juan Vásquez (1500-1560).
4. Por vida de mis ojos.
Mateo Flecha (1481-1553).
5. La Negrina.
Les Sacqueboutiers.
(‘El Fuego’, Ambroisie Am 129 AD 090, 2005)
Antonio de Cabezón (1541-1602).
6. Tiento del primer tono.
La Stagione Armonica & L’Amoroso.
(‘Ensaladas’, CPO 777 070-2, 2003)
Juan del Encina (1469-1529).
7. Si habrá en este baldrés?
Francesco Guerrero (1528-1699).
8. Motet zonder titel.
Pedro Rimonte (1570-na 1680).
9. De la piel de sus ovejas.
Piffaro, the Renaissance Band.
(‘Los Ministriles, Spanish renaissance wind music’, Deutsche Grammophon 453441-2, 1997)
‘Mars’ by Claeissens
