CONCERTS
A musical walk in sixteenth-century Granada
La Danserye
Saturday 6 July | Casa de las Chirimías (Music Tower), 9.30pm
This concert presents a selection of works from the MS 975 of the Biblioteca Manuel de Falla in Granada (E-GRmf 975), which is one of the few books that have been preserved for the use of groups of instrumentalists (ministriles) who served in secular and religious contexts in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. From the music tower located at the Paseo de los Tristes, the instrumentalists entertained the walks of the Granada inhabitants and contributed to the urban soundscape. The ensembles used a variety of instruments to perform pieces in the vernacular, such as villancicos, chansons and madrigals.
Produced by the FEX, International Festival of Music and Dance of Granada
Sebastián de Vivanco - Missa super octo tonos
Sourcework, La Danserye, Schola Antiqua
Sunday 7 July | Real Monasterio de San Jerónimo, 9pm
The ensemble Sourcework, together with plainchant specialists Schola Antiqua and the wind band La Danserye, present the premier of Missa super octo tonos by Sebastián de Vivanco (1553?-1622). The musicians perform both the polyphony and plainchant from original notation, gathered around the choirbook, in a liturgy inspired by the opening of the academic year in Siglo de Oro Salamanca.
Download the full programme here.
Funded by the Boston College
With the collaboration of La Madraza UGR
Produced by the FEX, International Festival of Music and Dance of Granada
Monastery of San Jerónimo in Granada
The International Festival of Music and Dance in Granada
The conference coincides with the celebration in Granada of one of the main music festivals in Spain. It takes place annually in late June and early July, so that many concerts and musical activities will be taking place in the city during the conference. Consult the program and book your tickets here.