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Matheo Romero - Romerico Florido | Ricercar RIC308

Matheo Romero - Romerico Florido

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Label: Ricercar

Cat No: RIC308

Barcode: 5400439003088

Format: CD

Number of Discs: 1

Release Date: 6th December 2010

Contents

Works

Romero
Entre dos mansos arroyos; Romerico florido; Coracon ’donde estuvistes?’; Hermosas y enjojadas (instrumental); A la dulce risa del alva; Ay, que muero de zelos (prima pars); Las eridas de Medoro (instrumental); Aquella hermosa; En este inbierno; Caiase de un espino; Volaras pensamiento mio; Fatigada navecilla; En una playa amena; Pescador, que das al mar




Artists

Ensemble Clematis
Cappella Mediterranea

Conductor

Leonardo Garcia-Alarcon

Works

Romero
Entre dos mansos arroyos; Romerico florido; Coracon ’donde estuvistes?’; Hermosas y enjojadas (instrumental); A la dulce risa del alva; Ay, que muero de zelos (prima pars); Las eridas de Medoro (instrumental); Aquella hermosa; En este inbierno; Caiase de un espino; Volaras pensamiento mio; Fatigada navecilla; En una playa amena; Pescador, que das al mar




Artists

Ensemble Clematis
Cappella Mediterranea

Conductor

Leonardo Garcia-Alarcon

About

Born in Liège, Matheo Romero was in the service of the Spanish court, andhis secular works show that he had perfectly assimilated the characteristics of his adopted country’s music. Composed at the very beginning of the baroque era, these romances, folias and canciones also show the influence of the Italian madrigal style and of its effects. Just as in the madrigals proper, Nature is the prime inspiration for the texts’ professions of love and amorous deceptions.

For the first time, the talented Argentinean conductor Leonardo García-Alarcón brings together his two ensembles: the voices of Capella Mediterranea and Ensemble Clematis. This combination revives the tradition of Spanish chapels around the reign of Charles V in Madrid. A meeting of the Capilla Flamenca and Capilla Spagnola.

This programme of Romero’s secular music was performed in concert before a delirious audience at the Festival de Wallonie in Namur and Saint-Hubert in July.

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