Series about and with Catalan gambist and conductor Jordi Savall. In this and the next broadcast you will be listening to Savall’s latest album: “Granada”.
With these recordings, Savall travels through 500 years of South Spanish history with us, from the 11th tot the 15 century, from the founding of the Granada empire by Zawi ibn Ziri until the fall of Granada in 1492.
This theme lets us meet the music of Arabic-Berber, Jewish and Mozarabic (Christian) cultures of that time.
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1. Invocación Qamti be-Ishon Layla
2. Taqsim instrumental & Danza morisca
3. Moaxaja: Billadi askara min aadbi Llama
4. Preces: Penitentes orate
Alfonso X El Sabío (1221-1284)
5. Ductia – Cantiga de Santa María
Yehudá Halevi (1075-1141)
6. Siónida: Yefe Nof
Abu Bakr Ibn Zahr (1073-1162)
7. Taqsim (Kanun)
Anoniem
8. Fragmento de la Carta sobre la conversión forsoza
9. Danza morisca
10. Lamento: Plange Castella misera
11. Danza de iniciación
Dunash ben Labrat (920-990)
12. Lamento hebraico-andaluz
Hespèrion XXI and La Capella Reial de Catalunya conducted by Jordi Savall
(CD: Granada, 1013-1626, Alia Vox AVSA 9915A, 2016)
Juan del Enzina (1468-1529)
13. Levanta, Pascual
14. ¿Que es de ti, desconsolado?
CD: Romances & Villancicos
Hespèrion XX conducted by Jordi Savall
(CD: Romances & Villancicos, Astrée Auvidis E8707, 1991)
