Historical soundscapes (c.1200 – c.1800)

recruitment of musicians mapping incorporation wind player ensembles Juan de Saravia (wind player) Antonio de Flandes (wind player) Francisco de Flandes (wind player) Juan de Flandes (wind player) Vega (wind player) Luis Muñoz (wind player) Andrés Vázquez (ministril) Luis Pérez (wind player) Juan Romero (wind player) Juan Muñoz (wind player) chapter of the capilla real Pedro del Castillo (wind player) royal chapel capilla real. High choir

royal entry AAT street music Abu Yacub Yusuf (Almohad caliph) Abu Hafs (brother of the caliph Abu Yaqub Yusuf) military drum player trumpeter AAT bridge of Las Barcas

salve Jerónimo Triviño (canon of the Collegiate church of El Salvador) collegiate church of San Salvador chapter music chapel of the collegiate church of San Salvador (Granada) succentor organist AAT chaplains AAT collegiate church of San Salvador collegiate church of San Salvador (second location in the church of San Pablo)

music lessons domestic music making Gonzalo Pascual (music teacher) Puentezuelas street

selling of instruments domestic music making passions harpsichord AAT Pascual Quílez y Talón (oidor in the Real Chancillería in Granada) Juan de Miranda y Abadía (composer, chapel master, organist) chapter of the capilla real unknown location royal chapel

provincial council Juan del Encina (composer, writer) Diego de Deza (archbishop of Sevilla) Pedro de Escobar (composer, chapel master, singer) Fadrique Enríquez de Ribera (I Marquis of Tarifa) cathedral of Santa María de la Sede cathedral of Sevilla. Chapel of San Clemente = Sagrario (tablenacle, second location) Pilatos House

organ AAT organ repair women and musical networks project Miguel González Aurioles (organ builder) Pedro Ghys (organ builder) Josefa María de la Asunción Damas (nun, abbess) convent of San Bernardo (Cistercians Order)

announcement AAT mass AAT general procession announcement AAT theatre performance the pealing of bells illuminations AAT bullfights AAT cathedral chapter city council AAT music chapel of the cathedral knights AAT guilds clergy confraternities crowd preacher town crier bell-ringer actor-singers cathedral of Santa María de la Sede cathedral of Sevilla. Chapel of Santa María de la Antigua corral de los Olmos catedral de Sevilla. Gate nueva del Perdón Gradas street Genova street San Francisco square Sierpe street Armas street San Vicente street convent of Santiago de la Espada (Order of Santiago) San Juan or Ingenio gate Cerrajería street Carpintería street Francos street Placentines street

royal entry AAT heraldic music zambra (Moorish dance) general procession street music Carlos V (king) Isabel de Portugal (queen) city council AAT cathedral chapter nobility firing squad trumpeter AAT wind players trumpeters of the Count of Cabra wind players of the Count of Ureña Elvira gate Elvira street Nueva (Hatabín) square cathedral (third site) Nasrid palaces (Alhambra)

matins of Easter procession AAT Regina celi (motet) Pange lingua (hymn) Alabado Easter songs (villancicos) Benedictus mapping Francisco Guerrero Francisco Guerrero’s manuscript works printed works by Francisco Guerrero Francisco Guerrero. Mottecta (1589) [G 4875] secular Spanish works Juan de Vergara (cantor) cathedral chapter music chapel of the cathedral wind players ministers (deacon and subdeacon) clerics of the veintena choirboys succentor Adrián de Elossu (master of ceremonies) dulcian player choirboys Pedro de Escobar (composer, chapel master, singer) Francisco Guerrero (composer, chapel master) Francisco de Santiago (composer, chapel master, Carmelite) Juan de Urreda (composer, chapel master) cathedral of Santa María de la Sede cathedral of Sevilla. Main altar cathedral of Sevilla. Choir cathedral of Sevilla. Chapel of Santa María de la Antigua (door) cathedral of Sevilla. Chapel of San Francisco Cathedral of Sevilla. Quinta angustia altarpiece (first location) cathedral of Sevilla. Chapel of San Laureano