Sol Y Sombra

Chatham Baroque (Artist) | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (February 23, 1999)
• Label: Dorian Recordings
• ASIN: B00000I6LY
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #1,809,390 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. Gaitas - Chatham Baroque/Danny Mallon

2. Zangarilleja - Chatham Baroque/Danny Mallon

3. 'A Del Arrebol Luciente' - Carol Ann Allred/Danny Mallon

4. Fandango - Chatham Baroque/Danny Mallon

5. Zarambeques O Muecas - Chatham Baroque/Danny Mallon

6. Ya Que El Sol Misterioso: Recitado: 'Ya Que El Sol Misterioso' - Carol Ann Allred/Danny Mallon

7. Ya Que El Sol Misterioso: Aria: 'Mariposa Desus Rayos' - Carol Ann Allred/Danny Mallon

8. 'Ausente Del Alma' - Carol Ann Allred/Danny Mallon

9. Jacaras - Chatham Baroque/Danny Mallon

10. Jota - Chatham Baroque/Danny Mallon

11. 'Ya Murio Mi Redentor' - Carol Ann Allred/Danny Mallon

12. Los Impossibles - Chatham Baroque/Danny Mallon

13. 'Pesames A Las Damas...' - Carol Ann Allred/Danny Mallon

14. 'Fidelis Servus' - Carol Ann Allred/Danny Mallon

15. 'Beatus Ille Servus' - Carol Ann Allred/Danny Mallon

16. Aria: 'Ascendit Deus' - Carol Ann Allred/Danny Mallon

17. 'In Hac Mensa Novi Regis' - Carol Ann Allred/Danny Mallon

18. Canarios - Chatham Baroque/Danny Mallon

19. Alegres Luces Del Dia: Aria: 'Alegres Luces Del Dia' - Carol Ann Allred/Danny Mallon

20. Alegres Luces Del Dia: Recitado: 'Mirad Que Ya En Campana' - Carol Ann Allred/Danny Mallon

See all 22 tracks on this disc

Customer Reviews

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5.0 out of 5 stars RELIGIOUS AND SECULAR MUSIC IN LATIN-AMERICA, March 23, 1999

By A Customer

This review is from: Sol Y Sombra (Audio CD)

In this recording the period music group Chatham Baroque explore religious and secular music of baroque Latin-America.These pieces are both intrumental and vocal.The music of some of these composers has not been performed in two or three hundred years.Their music is also eloquent charming,solemn and sublime.The composers in this recording are from Latin-American countries such as Guatemala,Bolivia,Mexico,and Peru.These composers in most instances were trainned by other European composers (mostly from Italy) who were at the service of Spanish courts or Cathedrals. There are also some anonymous works from Bolivia,in fact all of the three pieces from Bolivia in this recording are anonymous religious chants,and are sung in Latin unlike the secular music and other chants in this recording that are sung in Spanish.This is a great recording and one of great value for those interested in the study of music or also for those who love new old music. My congratulatios to Chatham Baroque for this outstanding recording.