Choral, Anthems & Motets, Zipoli (composer)
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…a heady mix of gloriously rich polyphony and manic, earthy villancicos (popular songs consisting of stanzas framed by a refrain, in Latin America often allied to richly syncopated dances).... —
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BBC Music Magazine, September 2005, Disc of the month
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Baroque Music from Latin America: New World Symphonies
From Araujo to Zipoli: an A to Z of Latin American Baroque Music
Ex Cathedra, Jeffrey Skidmore
This is one of the most eye-opening CDs—or should I say ear-opening— that I have heard this year. What a magical concoction of sounds—and what brilliant playing! —
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A heady mix, rooted in European polyphony but influenced, often almost beyond recognition, by local rhythm and colour. —
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Gramophone Magazine, August 2003, Editor's Choice
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Jungle Baroque - Music from a Golden Era
The Musical Heritage of the South American Jesuit reducciones
Sonidos de Paraquaria, Luis Szaran
Premiere recordings of music by Jesuit missionaries, performed on its own turf by devoted young enthusiasts. Apply a little goodwill and ignore the moments of dodgy intonation. —
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Salga el Torillo: Les chemins du Baroque
Maria Cristina Kiehr (soprano), Adriana Fernández, Robert Nakoneczny, Victor Torres, Yvon Repérant, Ensemble Elyma, Coro de Niños Cantores de Córdoba, Compañia Musical de las Américas, Maîtrise Nationale de Versailles, La Grande Ecurie et la Chambre du Roy, Ensemble La Fenice, Claudio Cavina, Gabriel...
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Percorsi della musica italiana dal 500 al 700
Patrizia Vaccari (vocals), Alessandra Fiori (vocals), Angela Albanese (vocals), Rebecca Reese (vocals), Laura Alvini (harpsichord), Paolo Pollastri (oboe), Enrico Gatti (violin), Franco Angeleri (fortepiano), Sergio Vartolo (organ)
Ensemble Aurora, Consort Veneto, Ruggiero, Il, Cappella Artemisia,...
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Special offer. Bolivian Baroque Volume 1
Baroque music from the missions of Chiquitos and Moxos Indians
Bolivian Soloists
Florilegium
Unfamiliar music, certainly, but done with tremendous verve and imagination. Florilegium travelled to the 'Chiquitos Missions' music festival in Bolivia in 2002 and teamed up with some local... —
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Lima & La Plata: Missions jésuites
María Cristina Kiehr (soprano), Adriana Fernández (soprano), Robert Nakoneczny (counter-tenor), Claudio Cavina (counter-tenor), Victor Torres (baritone)
Coro de Niños Cantores de Córdoba, Ensemble Elyma, Gabriel Garrido
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