Canichanas & Moxos
A homage to the Canichanas & Moxos Indians from the reign of Maria Luisa de Borbón (1790)
Capilla de Indias, Tiziana Palmiero
Canichanas & Moxos
A homage to the Canichanas & Moxos Indians from the reign of Maria Luisa de Borbón (1790)
Capilla de Indias, Tiziana Palmiero
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Here at last is a recording which provides definitive evidence for the essential role played by the Indians of South America in the creation of their patrimony of Baroque music. Until now all the credit for this repertoire was attributed to the Jesuits; but now we discover that 27 years after the Order was expelled from the country, the Canichana and Moxos Indians of what is now Bolivia sent their Spanish sovereigns a collection of musical compositions that here receive their world premiere recording. Now everything becomes clear! For its first recording, Capilla de Indias (Chile) has found exactly the right tone for this music, judiciously blending native mouth organs and fiddles with the Baroque instruments. A true revelation, and a miracle of freshness.
Previously attributed to Jesuits, the Canichana and Moxos Indians, of what is now Bolivia, sent their Spanish sovereigns a collection of musical compositions that here receive their world premiere recording. For its first recording, Capilla de Indias (Chile) judiciously mix native mouth organs and fiddles with Baroque instruments.Contents and tracklist
- Eunice San Martín, Daniel Mesías, Claudio Zamorano, Zvonimir Ostonic
- Capilla de Indias
- Tiziana Palmiero
- Claudio Zamorano, Eunice San Martín
- Capilla de Indias
- Tiziana Palmiero
- Eunice San Martín, Claudio Zamorano, Daniel Mesías, Zvonimir Ostonic, Felipe Arias, Caroly Escobar
- Capilla de Indias
- Tiziana Palmiero
- Capilla de Indias
- Tiziana Palmiero
- Eunice San Martín, Daniel Mesías, Claudio Zamorano, Zvonimir Ostonic, Felipe Arias, Victor Choque
- Capilla de Indias
- Tiziana Palmiero