Historical soundscapes (c.1200 – c.1800)

feast of the Assumption of Our Lady mass vespers odoriferous elements artillery salute the pealing of bells pyrotechnic devices illuminations ephemeral architecture Christmas song (villancico) confraternities project guild confraternities Marian confraternities confraternity of public notaries of Granada Diego de Zayas Castillo (public notary) wind players clarion player drum players birds music chapel of the cathedral Martín de Ascargorta (archbishop) Esteban Bellido de Guevara (magisterial canon) Gregorio López de Guevara (chapel master) students of the Colegio Eclesiástico de San Cecilio cathedral cathedral of Granada. Chapel of Nuestra Señora de "El Antigua" cathedral of Granada. Belfry casa de los Miradores Bibarrambla square Alhambra (fortress) collegiate church of el Sacromonte

religious profession Christmas song (villancico) mapping villancicos for the religious profession of a nun nuns José Ortí y Moles (writer, poet) José Vicente Ortí y Mayor (writer, poet) Order of Augustinian nuns convent of San José and Santa Tecla ( Augustinian Eremites)

serenade street music Luisa de Cárdenas Ana Mendoza de la Cerda (Duchess of Pastrana, Princess of Éboli) Mateo Vázquez de Leca musicians convent of la Concepción Jerónima (Hieronymite nuns)

procession the pealing of bells motet misa (music genre) Christmas song (villancico) dances translation of relic comedia (secular play) bustle in the street street music mass music chapel of the cathedral of Segovia Pedro Marín (soprano) Francisco González (tenor) Juan de Ávila (alto) Alonso Cortinas (cornetto player) Pedro Vidal (sackbut player) Antonio Ortes/Hortes (wind player) crowd clergy Order of Discalced Franciscans Society of Jesus theatre company church of San Nicolás (former Jesuit college) place of The Real of Arévalo monastery of Santa María del Real (Cistercians nuns, disappeared) monastery of La Encarnación (disappeared)

domestic music making inventory of musical instruments viol portative organ claviorgan shawm crumhorn sackbut dulzian fife music book inventory comedia (secular play) recruitment of musicians Fadrique de Toledo Osorio (3rd Marquis of Villafranca) Juan de Arbolancha (musician) castle-palace of Villafranca

recruitment of musicians motet religious profession mapping incorporation wind player ensembles Francisco de Flandes (wind player) Jerónimo de Ávila (sackbut) Juan de Morales (sackbut) recorder sackbut player Cathedral of the Asunción de Nuestra Señora convent of Santa Clara (Franciscans)

mapping Francisco Guerrero Francisco Guerrero’s manuscript works misa (music genre) motet hymn psalm Missa Iste sanctus Missa Simile est regnum caelorum Missa Puer qui natus est nobis Te deum laudamus (hymn) Salve regina, 1570 (motet) Regina celi, 4vv (motet) In exitu Israel (psalm 113) Fit porta Christi (hymn) Surrexit Dominus vere (Alleluiatic verse) Beata Dei genitrix (motet) Domine Jesu Christe, qui in hora diei ultima in sepulcro quievisti (motete) magnificat printed works by Francisco Guerrero Francisco Guerrero. Missarum liber secundus (1582) [G 4872] Francisco Guerrero. Liber vesperarum (1584) [G 4873] Francisco Guerrero. Motteta (1570) [G 4871] Francisco Guerrero. Mottecta (1589) [G 4875] Francisco Guerrero. Canticum Beatae Mariae quod magnificat nuncupatur (1563) [G 4867] Francisco Guerrero (composer, chapel master) Manuel Tavares (composer, chapel master) Santa María cathedral

feast of the Invention (Discovery) of the Holy Cross bullfights vespers mass requiem mass procession feast of the Descend of the Holy Spirit (Pentecost)) confraternities project confraternities of Holy Week confraternity of the Santísima Cruz de la Tinaja ministers (deacon and subdeacon) brothers clarion drum players wind players church of Omnium Sanctorum cruz de la Tinaja

teaching music lessons purchase of a book of polyphony buying an instrument flute trumpet shawm cornetto organ vespers mass comedia (secular play) salve Holy Week procession sackbut dances mapping Francisco Guerrero Francisco Guerrero. Motteta (1570) [G 4871] motet Jodoco Rique (= Joos de Rijcke) (Franciscan) Pedro Gosseal (Franciscan) Order of Discalced Franciscans Andrés Hurtado de Mendoza (viceroy of Perú) indigenous indigenous american wind players Becerra (singing teacher) Andrés Laso (singing and instrument teacher) disciplinants Diego Hernández Bermejo (indigenous, singing and instruments teacher)) Pedro Díaz (indigenous, singer, singing and instruments teacher) Juan Mitima (indigenous, singer, singing and instruments teacher) Cristóbal de Santa María (singer, singing and instruments teacher) Juan Oña (music teacher) Diego Guaña (music teacher) Antonio Fernández (music teacher) Sancho (music teacher) Diego Lobato (organist, chapel master) Cristóbal de Caranqui (singer, organist) Pedro de la Peña y Montenegro (bishop) Diego Figueroa Cajamarca (indigenous, singing and instruments teacher) Order of the Calced Augustinians convent of San Pablo (= church of San Francisco, Franciscans) church of San Blas convent of San Agustín (Augustinians)

inventory of musical instruments harp guitar domestic music making clavichord María de Abaytua José Rodríguez Cerro Felipe Benito Heraso Juan del Varrio Francisca Benéitez (nun organist) María Teresa Verdugo (nun organist) María Josefa Carrasco (nun organist and harpist) nuns José de Ledesma (organist) Cobaleda street ubicación desconocida