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With this article, we begin our journey through the Americas undertaken by the Hieronymite monk …
A compilation of references to manuscript and printed books containing works by Tomás Luis de …
The Chapel of the Crucifijo, also known as the Chapel of the Obispos, and the …
This article compiles the published musical records of the Old Cathedral of Almería for the …
The call to prayer of the müezzin, repeated five times a day, and the coranic psalmody at the mosque Ibn Gimara were essential elements of the soundscape of Muslim Granada.
The house of Juan de Arguijo (1567-1623), poet and musician, located opposite the professed house of the Society of Jesus, was the seat of one of the literary gatherings known …
The call to prayer of the müezzin, repeated five times a day, and the coranic psalmody at the mosque al-Shari’a were essential elements of the soundscape of Muslim Granada.
The call to prayer of the müezzin, repeated five times a day, and the coranic psalmody at the mosque (gima) Guindeyr were essential elements of the soundscape of Muslim Granada.
The call to prayer of the müezzin, repeated five times a day, and the coranic psalmody at the mosque of Yami al-Ahdab were essential elements of the soundscape of Muslim Granada.