Historical soundscapes (c.1200 – c.1800)

religious profession Christmas song (villancico) mapping villancicos for the religious profession of a nun Josefa Ondeano y Villareal (monja) music chapel Poor Clare convent of Saint Catherine

vespers procession street music diverse noises bustle in the street mass mapping beatification Santa Teresa music chapel of the cathedral knights canon wind players crowd firing squad trumpeter music chapel of the church of the Salvador in Caravaca de la Cruz convent of San José (Discalced Carmelites)

mapping Francisco Guerrero Francisco Guerrero. Canticum Beatae Mariae quod magnificat nuncupatur (1563) [G 4867] magnificat printed works by Francisco Guerrero Francisco Guerrero (composer, chapel master) Fernando Sánchez Castaño (chapel master) Plácido Domingo Malpica (alto, chapel master) Juan Agustín de Quirós (bookseller, bookbinder, copyst) collegiate chuch of Santiago

feast of the Holy Name of Jesus vespers pontifical mass procession sermon flute children of the college of Meninos de Jesus in Salvador de Bahía children music chapel harpsichordist Antonio Rodrigues (jesuit) Pedro Leitão (bishop) António Blázquez (jesuit) crowd Society of Jesus college of the Meninos de Jesus

mass vespers procession Saturday Mass of Our Lady salve teaching music lessons confraternities project Marian confraternities confraternities of the Blessed Sacrament confraternities of Holy Week rosary confraternities Juan Cegrián (wind player, shawn player) Juan López Muñoz (sackbut player) Andrés Martínez (singer) Miguel Sánchez (chapel master) Francisco Maldonado (wind player) Manuel Navarro (wind player) confraternity of the Our Lady of the Incarnation confraternity of Our Lady of the Rosary confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament of the church of Santiago Pedro Muñoz (wind player) confraternity of the Blood of Christ in Vélez Blanco (Almería) church of Santiago

mapping Francisco Guerrero Francisco Guerrero. Sacrae cantiones quae vulgo moteta nuncupatur (1555) [G 4866] Francisco Guerrero. Motteta (1570) [G 4871] Francisco Guerrero. Mottecta (1589) [G 4875] Francisco Guerrero. Canciones y villanescas espirituales (1589) [G 4876] printed works by Francisco Guerrero Miserere mei Deus (6º ton) Francisco Guerrero’s manuscript works motet psalm Miserere mei Deus (psalm 51) secular Spanish works João IV (king) Francisco Guerrero (composer, chapel master) Palácio Real da Ribeira

religious profession Christmas song (villancico) mapping villancicos for the religious profession of a nun María Josefa de Bojóns y Foncuberta (nun) José Bernat (chapel master, composer) music chapel of the cathedral convent of Santa Teresa (Discalzed Carmelites)

funeral rites ephemeral architecture vespers magnificat antiphon psalm matins for the dead (= vigil) Regem cui omnia vivunt (invitatory) lauds Benedictus Requiescat in pace requiem mass motet Libera me, Domine (responsory) mapping Francisco Guerrero Felipe II (king) music chapel of the capilla real (Madrid) Felipe III (king) Cristóbal de Morales (composer, chapel master, singer) Luis Honguero (soprano, castrato) Manuel Vázquez (alto) Antonio maceo (tenor) Pedro de Aragüés (bass) Isaac Bertout (copyst) Jean Richafort (composer) Pierre Certon (composer) Francisco Guerrero (composer, chapel master) Adrien Capy (singer, chapel master, composer) choirboys Convent of San Jerónimo (Hieronymites)

Apprenticeship contract music lessons Andrés del Castillo (sackbut player, musician, wind player) Juan Marzo (sackbut player, wind player) sackbut player Luis Fajardo (2nd Marquís of los Vélez) castle of Vélez Blanco

mapping Francisco Guerrero purchase of a book of polyphony Francisco Guerrero. Canticum Beatae Mariae quod magnificat nuncupatur (1563) [G 4867] Regina celi, 4vv (motet) In exitu Israel (psalm 113) Francisco Guerrero’s manuscript works Veni sponsa christi (antífona) Pastores loquebantur (motet) Beata Dei genitrix (motet) magnificat Francisco Guerrero (composer, chapel master) Juan Navarro (composer) cathedral of Avila