Navona Records, 2012, NV5875
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Toe-tapping and finger-snapping rhythms in the many villancicos, dances, fantasias, and motets that grace this latest Piffaro album, as The Spanish wind players travel to the New World!
Contents
Tañe Gil du tamborino — Gaspar Fernandes (c. 1570-before 1629)
Folias gallegas — Santiago de Murcia (1673 – 1739), arr. Grant Herreid
Differencias sobre el canto llano de cavallero — Antonio de Cabezón (c. 1510 – 1566),
Differencias sobre la gallarda Milanesa — Cabezón
La dame le demande — Cabezón, arr. Christa Patton
Recercada quarta “La gamba” — Diego Ortiz (c. 1510 – c. 1570)
Chacona: “Una sarao de la chacona” — Juan Arañes (died c. 1649)
Niña, con tus libres modos — Fr. B Murillo (?, early 17th c.)
Sale la blanca aurora — Juan Blas de Castro (c. 1560 – 1631)
Ay, ay, ay, tres veces — Anonymous, Spain (c. 1650)
Elegit eum Dominus — Fernandes
Ego enim accepi — Francisco Lopez Capillas, Mexico (c. 1615 – 1673)
Sobre vuestro canto llano — Fernandes
Villano — Anonymous, arr. Piffaro (early 17th c.)
Turulu neglo — Anonymous, Cuzo Seminary, Peru (16th c.)
Dios itlaçonantzine — Don Francisco ?
Oy, descubre la grandesa — Fernandes
Ah, de Abajo! — Fernandes
Yyaî Jesuchristo — Anonymous, Bolivia (17th c.)
Monstra te essem matrem — Hernando Franco (1532 – 1585)
Gloria from Missa “Si bona suscepimus” — Cristóbal de Morales (c. 1500 – 1553)
Zarambeques — Lucas Ruiz de Ribayaz (1626 – ?)
Christianos — Anonymous, Bolivia (17th c.)
Dulce Jesús mío — Anonymous, Bolivia (17th c.)
Senhora del mundo — Anonymous, Portuguese (late 16th c.), arr. Piffaro
Pabanes — Ribayaz
Canarios — Anonymous (early 17th c.)
Seguidillas manchegas — Murcia, arr. Herreid
Versos al organo con duo para chirimias — Manuel Blasco, Ecuador (c. 1684)
Deus in adiutorium meum intende — Juan Gutiérez de Padilla (c. 1590 – 1664)