Graindelavoix
Was he Seville's first Baroque composer? Portuguese Francisco de Santiago – thought to be a pupil of Manuel Cardoso - succeeded Alonso Lobo as maestro de capilla of the Seville Cathedral in 1617. There he started a compositional practice that broke radically with the past. King João IV was a fan, as attested to by Graindelavoix. The ensemble is eager to discover this forgotten vedette and Francisco de Santiago’s eccentric eight-part responsoria for Holy Week.
Made possible by the Embassy of Spain, The Hague.
Programme
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Tenebrae for Holy Thursday
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Manuel Cardoso
In monte Oliveti
1566-1650 -
Francisco de Santiago
Tristis est anima mea
Ecce vidimus eut
Amicus meus
Judas mercator pessimus
Unus ex discipulis
Eram quasi agnus innocens
Una hora non potuisti
Seniores populi
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Tenebrae for Good Fridayc1578-1644 -
António Carreira
Omnes amici mei
?-1589/97 -
Francisco de Santiago
Velum templi
Vinea mea electa
Tamquam ad latronem
Tenebrae factae sunt
Animam meam dilectam
Tradiderunt me
Jesum tradidit
Caligaverunt oculi mei
Programme subject to change
Musicians
- Teodora Tommasi soprano, arpa doppia
- Florencia Menconi soprano
- André Pérez Muíño tenor
- Albert Riera tenor
- Gabriel Belkheiri tenor
- Andrés Miravete tenor
- Tomás Maxé bass
- Arnout Malfliet bass
- Floris De Rycker theorbo
- Björn Schmelzer artistical direction
