Historical soundscapes (c.1200 – c.1800)

religious profession Christmas song (villancico) mapping villancicos for the religious profession of a nun women and musical networks project Francisca do Sacramento e Silva (nun, Canonesses Regular of St Augustine) Order of Augustinians nuns convent of São Félix e Santo Adrião de Chelas

journey Miquel Matas. La devota peregrinació de la Terra Sancta Itinerary of Francisco Guerrero's journey to Jerusalem Veni creator spiritus (himn) Hic Spiritus Sanctus discipulis apparuit (antífona) Deus, qui in loco isto gloriosissimo corda fidelium (oratio) Pange lingua (hymn) O sacrum convivium in quo Christus sumitur (antífona) Deus qui in hoc sacratissimo cenaculo (oratio) Exultet caelum laudibus (hymn) Cum esset [ergo] sero in die (antífona) Domine Jesu Christe qui sero diei tue resurrectionis sacratissime (oratio) Pater Noster Ave Maria Petrus quidem servabatur in carcere (antífona) Deus qui beatum Petrum Apostolorum a vinculis absolutum (oratio) mapping Francisco Guerrero Miquel Matas (priest) franciscans friars Order of Discalced Franciscans Convent of Saint Saviour (Christian)

journey Francisco Guerrero. El viaje de Jerusalén Itinerary of Francisco Guerrero's journey to Jerusalem mapping Francisco Guerrero Te deum laudamus (hymn) hymn mass procession Francisco Guerrero (composer, chapel master) Francisco Sánchez (musician) Gian Battista da Montegiano (franciscan, Custos of the Holy Land) Order of Discalced Franciscans franciscans friars Convent of Saint Saviour (Christian)

execution announcement drums trumpet Juan Francés (town crier, trumpet) San Antonio Abad Square

pastoral visit procession Sacerdos et Pontifex (antiphone) Deus humilium visitator (oratio) Si iniquitates (antiphon) De profundis clamavi ad te Domine (psalm 129) Libera me, Domine (responsory) Miserere mei Deus (psalm 51) confirmation Pange lingua (hymn) confraternities project Pedro Antonio Barroeta y Ángel (archbishop) priest beneficiary priest confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament of the church of San Andrés confraternity of the Slaves of the Blessed Sacrament and the Our Lady of the church of San Andrés confraternity of the Blessed Christ of the Health at the church of San Andrés confraternity of the Holy Sacrament and the Blessed Souls of Purgatory at the church of San Andrés brothers citizens José Ramírez de la Piscina (beneficiary priest) collegiate church of San Salvador church of Santa María de la Alhambra church of San Miguel church of San Juan de los Reyes church of San Pedro y San Pablo church of Santiago church of San Bartolomé church of San Matías church of San Justo y Pastor church of San Cristóbal church of San Cecilio church of San Gregorio Magno church of Santa María Magdalena church of Santa Escolástica church of San Ildefonso church of San Nicolás church of San Luis church of Santa Ana church of San José church of el Sagrario church of Nuestra Señora de las Angustias Corpus Christi's hospital collegiate church of el Sacromonte church of San Andrés

royal entry ephemeral architecture Te deum laudamus (hymn) equestrian games artillery salute musket salute hunting naval music street music banquet announcement cheers bustle in the street Felipe II (king) Andrés Muñoz (chronicler) Fadrique de Toledo Osorio (3rd Marquis of Villafranca) Order of Discalced Franciscans drum players fife Juan del Rincón (soprano) Jerónimo de Talamantes (soprano) Ginés López (soprano) Agustín de Cabezón (choirboy, soprano) Mateo Fernández (choirboy, singer) Francisco de Torres (choirboy) Bernaldo Monje (choirboy, singer) Melchor de Valdés (alto, chapel master) Ginés Láinez (alto) Luis López Garabatea (alto) Francisco de Prado (alto) Juan de Cariñena (tenor) Mosén Miguel Garçó (tenor) Pedro Gelós (tenor) Francisco Rodríguez (tenor) Mosén Antón Serrano (tenor) Doroteo de Guevara (tenor) Pedro de Salazar (bass) Mosén Nofre de Queralte (basse) Lázaro Velázquez (basse) Germán Pérez de Salamanca (basse) Antonio de Cabezón (composer, organist) Juan de Cabezón (composer, organist) Cristóbal de León (organ builder, tuner) Antonio Lucas (wind player) Bernardino de Caleruela (wind player, sackbut) Francisco González (wind player) Diego González (wind player) Francisco de la Sala (wind player) Gracián de la Sala (wind player) Pedro de Trujillo (wind player) Gaspar de Camargo (alto wind player) Melchor Camargo (wind player, sackbut) Juan de Roa Castillo (wind player) Gregorio de Ortega (wind player) Gaspar Carreçi (wind player) Francisco de Valera (wind player) Simeón de Valera (wind player) Francisco de Solis (pipe and tabor player) Melchor Cáncer (viol-player) Luis Enríquez y Téllez-Girón (6th Admiral of Castile, 2nd Duke of Medina de Rioseco) wind players of the Admiral of Castile trumpets of the Admiral of Castille kettledrummers of the Admiral of Castille king of arms crowd castle of San Antonio convento of San Francisco port of Coruña beach Puerta Real

religious profession Christmas song (villancico) tonadilla chanzoneta (secular song, see also Christmas song) mapping villancicos for the religious profession of a nun Order of Franciscans nuns Claara Gregoria de la Ascensión (nun, Franciscan) music chapel convent of La Santísima Trinidad (Franciscans nuns)

book of polyphony contradanza Tomás Luis de Victoria. Motecta (Venecia 1572) [V 1421] harpsichord tambourine nuns clarion player Francisco de Paula Gómez (singing nun and organist) Sinforosa (singing nun) Gabriel Martín (chaplain of the cathedral of Ávila) music chapel of the cathedral of Ávila convent of Sainte Catherine (Dominicans nuns)

the pealing of bells clock Lorenzo de Cabrera Melián (bell ringer, clockmaker) Alonso Sánchez (bell ringer, clockmaker) cathedral of Santa Ana

Viaticum procession confraternities project confraternities of the Blessed Sacrament Juan de Ladrada (Dominican, bishop) confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament wind players priest cathedral of Santa Catalina de Alejandría