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 …
A poetic jácara from 1687 brings us closer to the black musicians who sang and danced in the cities and towns of the Hispanic crowns during the Modern Age.
Confraternities at the church of San Juan de los Reyes.
In 1721, three villancicos were sung in the Carmelite convent of St. Albert, in Calatayud (Zaragoza), during the ceremony of the veiling of Maria Josefa de Santa Isabel, the printed …
Ceremonies for the proclamation of King Ferdinand VI in the city of Huesca (1746).
Rogation and procession with the Virgin of Guadalupe celebrated for the plague of locusts in 1755.
Christmas and Epiphany villancicos in the churches of Ecija (Sevilla) during the 17th century.
Various chronicles and studies allow us to reconstruct the foundation and endowment of the Franciscan convent of La Piedad in Guadalajara. During the second quarter of the 17th century, a …
In 1586, Andrés de Angulo's theatrical company performed two autos sacramentales and four entremeses at the Corpus Christi festivities in Guadalajara, and a masquerade in the streets of the city.
Lenten Misereres sung in front of the image of the Christ of the Expiration in the church of San Gil in Granada.
On three separate occasions, music books were found to be missing soon after Sebastián de Vivanco left important positions: first when he exchanged the post of chapelmaster at Ávila cathedral …