Coelho: Flores de Musica, Vol. 4

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Label
Inventa Records
Release Date
February 7, 2025
Format
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      Manuel Rodrigues Coelho
    • PERFORMER
      Fernando Miguel Jaloto
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      February 07, 2025
    • UPC
      5060262793923
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      INV1016
    • LABEL
      Inventa Records
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Baroque Era
    Works ⌄

    1. Terceiro tento do primeiro tom

      Composer: Manuel Rodrigues Coelho

      Performer: Fernando Miguel Jaloto

    2. Primeiro tento do segundo tom por b mol

      Composer: Manuel Rodrigues Coelho

      Performer: Fernando Miguel Jaloto

    3. Primeiro tento do tom terceiro natural

      Composer: Manuel Rodrigues Coelho

      Performer: Fernando Miguel Jaloto

    4. Segunda Susana grosada a 4 sobre a de 5

      Composer: Manuel Rodrigues Coelho

      Performer: Fernando Miguel Jaloto

    5. Segundo tento do quinto tom por b mol

      Composer: Manuel Rodrigues Coelho

      Performer: Fernando Miguel Jaloto

    6. Primeiro tento do sexto tom

      Composer: Manuel Rodrigues Coelho

      Performer: Fernando Miguel Jaloto

    7. Terceiro tento do sexto tom

      Composer: Manuel Rodrigues Coelho

      Performer: Fernando Miguel Jaloto

    8. Segundo tento do octavi tom

      Composer: Manuel Rodrigues Coelho

      Performer: Fernando Miguel Jaloto


Flores de Musica pera o instrumento de tecla & harpa is the only known work of Portuguese composer Manuel Rodrigues Coelho. Printed in Lisbon in 1620 and boasting more than five hundred pages, Coelho's Flores de Musica is one of the largest music works printed in the seventeenth century. Celebrating the 400th anniversary of it's original publication, a new edition in three volumes has been published with the research being used to inform this major new recording series. Harpsichordist Fernando Miguel Jaloto presents seven tentos and a piece based on Susanne un jour by Orlando di Lasso recorded on a single-manual harpsichord, after the instrument from 1738 by Christian Vater (1679-1756), built by Klinkhamer Harpsichords & Fortepianos in 2009.