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At the request of the monastery of San Salvador el Real del Moral (Palencia) and …
The Livre des statuts et coutumes de la ville d'Agen (13th century) provides us with …
Bernadette Nelson's study of a booklet of polyphony in the Biblioteca de la Institución Milá …
Works by Francisco Guerrero at the Library of the Institución Milá y Fontanals.
Villancicos for the profession of Mariana Téllez Girón Gómez de Sandoval, daughter of the Dukes of Osuna y Uceda, in the convent of Santa Ana y San José in Madrid …
The organ of the church of Nuestra Señora de la Asunción in Cúllar Vega (Granada) was built c. 1751, thanks to the financial contributions of the local parishioners, which also …
Inventory of instruments and music books of Alonso Calvo (1561).
On 28 July 1531, Toledo became the third Hispanic cathedral to hire a stable group of six minstrels to serve in the liturgical and devotional ceremonies held there.
On 13 February 1651, Francisco de Zamora, blacksmith and trumpet player, resident of Medina del Campo (Valladolid), received four atabales from the alderman and commissioner of the town council. He …
Procession of the confraternity of Our Lady of Solitude and the Burial of Christ.
A document from the Archivo General de Indias indirectly provides us with information on the teaching work of Gaspar Maldonado, a ministril resident in Madrid.
Works by Francisco Guerrero in El Parnaso by Esteban Daza (1576).
Villancicos composed for the religious profession of nuns at the convents of Discalced Carmelites in Alcalá de Henares.
Incorporation of the wind players to the musical resources of the Mexico cathedral (1537).