Historical soundscapes (c.1200 – c.1800)

Census of José Pelagio (1752, theater musician)

Clarion player of the city

Trumpeter of Íñigo López de Mendoza y Quiñones

First organs in the city (1492)

 A Royal Letters Patent, signed by Isabella the Catholic and dated 28 April 1492, tells us of the arrival in Granada of two organs built by the famous Mahoma Mofferiz.

Singing of the Salve at the monument of the Triumph of Our Lady in Granada on different Marian feasts.

In 1698, the confraternity of Our Lady of the Triumph established in its rules that a polyphonic salve should be sung in front of the monument erected to the Virgin …

Feast of the Visitation of Saint Elizabeth and Salve Regina on Tundidores street in Granada

On Tundidores Street in Granada, the guilds of shearers and shoemakers celebrated the feast of the Visitation of Saint Elizabeth and “recited” the antiphon Salve Regina, “many feasts of the …

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First Solemn Mass in the royal mosque of the Alhambra (1492)

Salve Regina on Abenámar street in Granada

The confraternity of Santa Lucía, San Crispín and San Crispiniano, of the shoemakers' guild, had a street chapel on Abenámar street, with the image of the Virgin flanked by the saints …

Salve Regina nn Ancha Street, home to the cloth merchants of Granada's Alcaicería district

On Ancha Street, home to the cloth merchants of Granada's Alcaicería district, stood an image of the Virgin Mary. Various Marian festivals were celebrated before this image throughout the liturgical …