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Música Nas Cortes De Espanha (Séc. XIII-XVI)

Grupo Musiquatro

Artist: Grupo Musiquatro
Label: Discoarte
Catalog number: LP 01-1001
Format: LP · Album
Country: Brazil
Genre: Classical

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This recording by Grupo Musiquatro offers a focused exploration of Spanish court music spanning the 13th to the 16th centuries. Collectors prize this Discoarte release for its dedication to historical performance practice, documenting a rich era of transition from medieval structures to the vocal and instrumental complexities of the Renaissance.

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Música Nas Cortes De Espanha (Séc. XIII-XVI) has 15 tracks. Open a track to see who wrote, played on and produced it.

A1Des Oge Mas Quereu Trobar
Composed By
Alfonso X El Sabio
A9No Quiero Ser Monja
Composed By
Anonymous
A10No Querades, Fija
Composed By
Anonymous
A11Por Vos Mal Me Viene
Composed By
Anonymous
B1Rodrigo Martinez
Composed By
Anonymous
B2Si La Noche Hace Escura
Composed By
Diego Pisador
B3Pase El Agua
Composed By
Anonymous
B4Fantasia Que Contrahace La Harpa En La Manera De Ludovico
Composed By
Alonso Mudarra
B5Dentro En El Vergel Moriré
Composed By
Anonymous
B6Falai Miñ'amor
Composed By
Luis De Milán
B7Allá Se Me Ponga El Sol
Composed By
Juan Ponçe
B8Fantasia Del Quarto Tono
Composed By
Luis De Milán
B9Dindirindin
Composed By
Anonymous
B10Ay Triste Que Vengo
Composed By
Juan Del Encina
B11La Más Graciosa Serrana
Composed By
Anonymous

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Released under the Discoarte label in the late 1970s, this recording captures the efforts of the Portuguese ensemble Grupo Musiquatro to revive Iberian musical heritage. The album focuses on repertoire spanning the 13th to the 16th centuries, a period marked by the rich confluence of Sephardic, Moorish, and Christian traditions that defined the sound of the medieval and Renaissance Iberian Peninsula.

The ensemble aimed for an authentic interpretation of early music, utilizing period-appropriate instrumentation to bridge the gap between historical scholarship and modern listening. Received primarily within academic and early music circles in Portugal, the release serves as a snapshot of the era's growing interest in historical performance practice, reflecting a scholarly dedication to preserving courtly and folk melodies that had long faded from the popular consciousness.

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