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...
Special offer. Bolivian Baroque Volume 1
Baroque music from the missions of Chiquitos and Moxos Indians
Bolivian Soloists
Florilegium
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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...
About
A recording of Bolivian baroque music in the Church of Concepción in the middle of the Bolivian jungle.
Includes a revealing DVD 'Making of' video diary.
Contents and tracklist
- Florilegium, Bolivian Soloists
- Katia Escalera
- Florilegium
- Henry Villca
- Florilegium
- Katia Escalera
- Florilegium
- Henry Villca
- Florilegium
- Katia Escalera
- Florilegium
- Florilegium, Bolivian Soloists
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Awards and reviews
Awards Issue 2005
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 musicians for a truly inspiring recording.
Sparing no expense to bring you exotic rarities, Channel Classics carted 300kg of recording equipment from Holland to the depths of the Bolivian jungle to compile this remarkable disc in the Missionary Church of Concepción. The British ensemble Florilegium is joined by handpicked Bolivian soloists to recreate the ethereal music dating from the work of 17th- and 18th-century Jesuit missionaries among the Chiquito and Moxo peoples. Far from imposing their own traditions, the Jesuits injected new ideas into traditional local techniques, producing these distinctly South American versions of European sacred music.
