Un compás: A Voyage from Spain to the Orient (D. Cantemir, G. Sanz, G. Kapsberger, A. Mudarra, M. Pérez de Albéniz). The Euskal Barrokensemble with Baroque guitar virtuoso Enrike Solinís, will appear as part of the 19th IMF Summer Festivities of Early Music, in a programme revealing rich cultural heritage of the highly inspiring region of Mediteranean sea with a special focus on Spanish coast. The performance will take place at the Troja Chateau, one of most beautiful Baroque villas in Prague.
Summer Festivities of Early Music 2018 will through the overall theme "MEDITERRANEO" pay exclusive attention to the region of Mediterranean Europe. Baroque music is one of the greatest sources of knowledge about the scope of influence and artistic inspiration that this region and its cultural traditions once had elsewhere in Europe. Festival programming will offer a survey of a large scale of local inspirations sources - both thematic and formal, including elements of local musical traditions.
Un compás
A Voyage from Spain to the Orient
(Dimitrie Cantemir, Gaspar Sanz, Giovanni Girolamo Kapsberger, Alonso Mudarra, Mateo Pérez de Albéniz)
The Euskal Barrokensemble with Baroque guitar virtuoso Enrike Solinís, will appear as part of the 19th IMF Summer Festivities of Early Music, in a programme revealing rich cultural heritage of the highly inspiring region of Mediterannean sea with a special focus on Spanish coast. The performance will take place at the Troja Chateau, one of most beautiful Baroque villas in Prague.
PROGRAMME (selection):
Bestenigar - Dimitrie Cantemir (1673-1723)
Koumis-Ezpatadantza - Traditional Basque/ Iranian
Marionas - Gaspar Sanz (1640-1710)
Jota - Manuscrito de Cortabarría (XVII. C.)
Sonata en Re M - Mateo Pérez de Albéniz (1755-1831)
Fandango-Porrue - Traditional Basque
Pavana-Gallarda - A. Mudarra (1510-1580)
Fantasia X - A. Mudarra (1510-1580)
Romanesca - Luis de Narváez (1500-1549)
Colassione - G. Kapsberger (1580-1651)
Kurdi Pesrev - Cantemir´s collection
Canarios - Gaspar Sanz
Danza ritual del Fuego - M. De Falla
Euskal Barrokensemble:
Miren Zeberio – baroque violin
Kiya Tabassian – setar (Persian lute)
Pablo Martin Caminero – double bass
Daniel Garay – percussion
Enrike Solinís – Baroque guitar, lavta and artistic director
Summer Festivities of Early Music 2018 will through the overall theme "MEDITERRANEO" pay exclusive attention to the region of Mediterranean Europe. Baroque music is one of the greatest sources of knowledge about the scope of influence and artistic inspiration that this region and its cultural traditions once had elsewhere in Europe. Festival programming will offer a survey of a large scale of local inspirations sources - both thematic and formal, including elements of local musical traditions.
Un compás
A Voyage from Spain to the Orient
(Dimitrie Cantemir, Gaspar Sanz, Giovanni Girolamo Kapsberger, Alonso Mudarra, Mateo Pérez de Albéniz)
The Euskal Barrokensemble with Baroque guitar virtuoso Enrike Solinís, will appear as part of the 19th IMF Summer Festivities of Early Music, in a programme revealing rich cultural heritage of the highly inspiring region of Mediterannean sea with a special focus on Spanish coast. The performance will take place at the Troja Chateau, one of most beautiful Baroque villas in Prague.
PROGRAMME (selection):
Bestenigar - Dimitrie Cantemir (1673-1723)
Koumis-Ezpatadantza - Traditional Basque/ Iranian
Marionas - Gaspar Sanz (1640-1710)
Jota - Manuscrito de Cortabarría (XVII. C.)
Sonata en Re M - Mateo Pérez de Albéniz (1755-1831)
Fandango-Porrue - Traditional Basque
Pavana-Gallarda - A. Mudarra (1510-1580)
Fantasia X - A. Mudarra (1510-1580)
Romanesca - Luis de Narváez (1500-1549)
Colassione - G. Kapsberger (1580-1651)
Kurdi Pesrev - Cantemir´s collection
Canarios - Gaspar Sanz
Danza ritual del Fuego - M. De Falla
Euskal Barrokensemble:
Miren Zeberio – baroque violin
Kiya Tabassian – setar (Persian lute)
Pablo Martin Caminero – double bass
Daniel Garay – percussion
Enrike Solinís – Baroque guitar, lavta and artistic director