The incorporation of the minstrels to the musical staff of the cathedral of Cadiz is …
Francisco Guerrero's last days in Jerusalem (1588).
On 28 April 1260, Gonzalo Yáñez Dovinal, a wealthy Portuguese man and troubadour, founded the …
On 27 January 1408, Garci Pérez, maestrescuela of Seville Cathedral, established a series of pious …
Villancicos composed for the religious profession of nuns in the convent of Santa Catalina in Zaragoza (1699).
On the occasion of the celebration of the beatification of Teresa of Avila, the streets and squares of Caravaca de la Cruz (Murcia) exploded with music. The main centres of …
Works of Francisco Guerrero in the collegiate church of Castellar (Jaén).
The Feast of the Name of Jesus was one of the most important days of the Jesuit liturgical calendar. In this event we approach its celebration in the mission that …
The hiring of several wind players in the church of Santiago in Vélez Blanco (Almería) suggests the existence of a precarious and unstable musical chapel in this parish church whose …
Works by Francisco Guerrero in the Music Library of João IV in Lisbon (1649).
This event is devoted to the extant printed texts that were written to be sung in the profession of nuns in the convent of Santa Teresa in Vic (1745).
On October 18 and 19, 1598, the funeral of King Felipe II took place in the Monastery of San Jerónimo in Madrid. In the careful planning of the ceremony, the …
Apprenticeship contract between Andrés del Castillo, musician at the service of Luis Fajardo, 2nd Marquis of los Vélez, and Juan Marzo to teach him how to play the sackbut.
Only one documentary reference to the arrival of a book by Francisco Guerrero at the Ávila cathedral in the 16th century is know. Currently three manuscript compositions are preserved in …