Historical soundscapes (c.1200 – c.1800)

weddings alegrías (games and festivities) domestic music making street music city council minstrels trumpeter various places

entrance examination improvised counterpoint conduct the choir motet chanzoneta (secular song, see also Christmas song) Pedro de Castro Cabeza de Vaca y Quiñones (archbishop) cathedral chapter citizens Juan de Riscos (composer, chapel master) Juan Baptista Muñoz (compositor, chapel master) Juan Fernández Garzón (composer, chapel master) Pedro Bermúdez (composer, chapel master) Cristóbal del Mármol (composer) Luis de Aranda (chapel master, composer) cathedral cathedral of Granada. Old choir cathedral of Granada. Choir

sound of the water water gate of Carmona Carne gate San Francisco square mosque of Ibn Adabbas Gradas street

to play the organ Francisco Fernández Palero (royal chaplain, composer, organist) capilla real. High choir royal chapel

feast of Corpus Christi procession Christmas song (villancico) bustle in the street city council Royal Chancery crowd music chapel of the cathedral Martín de Ascargorta (archbishop) Bibarrambla square

royal entry dances street music heraldic music naval music naumachia bustle in the street Alfonso XI (king) trumpeter drum player wind players gate of la Macarena Real street Inquisición Vieja street Santa Catalina street Alhóndiga street Tiro street Mesones street Correo Viejo street Corral del Rey street Abades street Gradas street reales alcázares Guadalquivir river Sevilla cathedral

organ Juan Picaforte (John Pickford, organist, organ maker) college of San Gregorio or de los ingleses (Jesuits)

feast of Corpus Christi procession giants tarasca (dragon) Cárcel street Pescadería street Bibarrambla square Zacatín street Nueva (Hatabín) square Hospitales street

feast of Corpus Christi procession ephemeral architecture city council music chapel of the cathedral crowd Bibarrambla square

the pealing of bells clock college of las Becas (Jesuits)