The investigations carried out to find out who was responsible for the robbery at the …
A 1609 inventory lists two editions by Victoria. They likely correspond to the two mass …
The permanent incorporation of a group of minstrels into Guadix Cathedral took place in 1588. …
On 5 April 1255, Doña Lambra, wife of Lope García de Losa, one of the …
On 21 October 1598, the funeral of King Philip II was held in the royal chapel of Granada. It is likely that Luis de Aranda, chapel master of the neighbouring …
The documentation relating to the purchase and repair of instruments in the Cathedral of Granada (c. 1578 - c. 1588) provides us with several references to the term "trombón", common …
Recent researches carried out in the Seville cathedral archives have allowed us to expand our knowledge of the life trajectory of the enigmatic composer Henricus Tik (= Enrique Tich), author …
Between 1716 and 1739, we can trace the activity of Friar Miguel de Herrera, a resident of the Franciscan convent of San Antón in Granada, as an organist and organ …
The Corpus Christi procession of 1464 had some exceptional musical musicians associated with the two main elements of the procession: la roca and el arca.
This article describes a common practice in Spanish musical chapels, exemplified by the musical training of some of the seises of the collegiate church of El Salvador in Granada by …
Francisco de Medina joined Queen Isabella's chapel as chaplain and teacher of the choiboys on 20 April 1500. He may be considered a possible candidate for the authorship of the …
Music activity in the convents of Nuestra Señora de los Ángeles and Santa Inés in Granada.
Seville booksellers played a decisive role in the circulation of books to the New World. In this article, we discuss the export of seven copies of Antonio de Cabezón's book …
The Libro de los asientos de los gastos de la reina doña Isabel, preserved in the Archivo de Simancas, provides information on the hiring of four singers and instrumentalists in …