The Guerra Manuscript, Vol. 4: 17th Century Secular Spanish Vocal Musc / Vilas, Ars Atlantica

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Naxos
Release Date
January 13, 2017
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      HIDALGO MARIN DE NAVAS
    • PERFORMER
      Hernandez, Fernandez-Rueda, Vilas, Fernandez, Quinteiro, Miron, Ars Atlantica
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      January 13, 2017
    • UPC
      747313367870
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      8573678
    • LABEL
      Naxos
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Chamber Music & Recitals
    Works ⌄

    1. Qué dulcemente canta (Guerra manuscript) (trans. M. Vilas)

      Composer: Anonymous

      Performer: Mercedes Hernández, Manuel Vilas

    2. ¿Qué quiere Amor? (Guerra manuscript) (trans. M. Vilas)

      Composer: Juan Hidalgo

      Performer: Francisco Fernández-Rueda, Manuel Vilas

    3. Hermosa tortolilla (Guerra manuscript) (trans. M. Vilas)

      Composer: Anonymous

      Performer: Mercedes Hernández, Manuel Vilas

    4. Poco sabe de Filis (Guerra manuscript) (trans. M. Vilas)

      Composer: Anonymous

      Performer: Francisco Fernández-Rueda, Manuel Vilas

    5. Con la pasión amorosa (Guerra manuscript) (trans. M. Vilas)

      Composer: Juan Hidalgo

      Performer: Mercedes Hernández, Manuel Vilas

    6. Filis, el miedo ha de ser (Guerra manuscript) (trans. M. Vilas)

      Composer: José Marín

      Performer: Francisco Fernández-Rueda, Manuel Vilas

    7. ¡Ay que sí, ay que no! (Guerra manuscript) (trans. M. Vilas)

      Composer: Juan Hidalgo

      Performer: Mercedes Hernández, Manuel Vilas

    8. Si descubro mi dolor (Guerra manuscript) (trans. M. Vilas)

      Composer: Anonymous

      Performer: Francisco Fernández-Rueda, Manuel Vilas

    9. Culpas son Nise hermosa (Guerra manuscript) (trans. M. Vilas)

      Composer: Anonymous

      Performer: Mercedes Hernández, Manuel Vilas

    10. No hay razón que a lo bello (Guerra manuscript) (trans. M. Vilas)

      Composer: Anonymous

      Performer: Francisco Fernández-Rueda, Manuel Vilas

    11. De la sierra morena (Guerra manuscript) (trans. M. Vilas)

      Composer: José Marín

      Performer: Mercedes Hernández, Manuel Vilas

    12. Diz que era como una nieve (Guerra manuscript) (trans. M. Vilas)

      Composer: José Marín

      Performer: Francisco Fernández-Rueda, Manuel Vilas

    13. En los floridos páramos (Guerra manuscript) (trans. M. Vilas)

      Composer: Juan Hidalgo

      Performer: Mercedes Hernández, Manuel Vilas

    14. Despertando estaba el sol (Guerra manuscript) (trans. M. Vilas)

      Composer: Anonymous

      Performer: Francisco Fernández-Rueda, Manuel Vilas

    15. Corazón que en prisión (Guerra manuscript) (trans. M. Vilas)

      Composer: José Marín

      Performer: Mercedes Hernández, Manuel Vilas

    16. Ya los caballos (Guerra manuscript) (trans. M. Vilas)

      Composer: Cristóbal Galán

      Performer: Francisco Fernández-Rueda, Manuel Vilas

    17. Canta pajarillo (Guerra manuscript) (trans. M. Vilas)

      Composer: Anonymous

      Performer: Mercedes Hernández, Manuel Vilas

    18. Detén los rayos (Guerra manuscript) (trans. M. Vilas)

      Composer: Juan Hidalgo

      Performer: Francisco Fernández-Rueda, Manuel Vilas

    19. Tente, Siques, espera (Guerra manuscript) (trans. M. Vilas)

      Composer: Juan de Navas

      Ensemble: Ars Atlántica

      Performer: Yetzabel Arias Fernández

    20. Aunque sabes, Nise (Guerra manuscript) (trans. M. Vilas)

      Composer: Anonymous

      Ensemble: Ars Atlántica

      Performer: Yetzabel Arias Fernández


The Guerra Manuscript, named after its copyist José Miguel de Guerra y Villegas, is a repository of one hundred of the greatest secular songs (tonos humanos) circulating in the Madrid court of seventeenth-century Spain. The songs were composed by the leading figures of the Spanish Baroque and include many by the most prestigious of all, José Marín and Juan Hidalgo. Ideally accompanied by one of the principal Spanish baroque instruments, the arpa de dos órdenes (double harp), they explore ideas of love, praise, and beauty. This volume includes perhaps the best-known song of all, Corazón que en prisión.