Historical soundscapes (c.1200 – c.1800)

teaching ceremony to lay the foundation stone sing at the organ to play the harpsichord to play the organ songs music lessons mass Holy Week mapping Francisco Guerrero Benedictus Laudate Dominum omnes gentes (salmo 116) psalm organ harpsichord clavichord viol harp rebec Miserere mei Deus (psalm 51) litany magnificat Society of Jesus Susenyos (emperor) Manoel da Veiga (jesuit) Afonso Mendes (jesuita) instrumentalists harpist harpsichordist Pedro Páez Jaramillo (jesuita) Felipe II (king) Luis Carteira (jesuit, musician, mathematician) Se’elä Krestos Fasilides (emperador) singers organist viol-player music chapel Francisco Guerrero (composer, chapel master) Tomás Luis de Victoria (composer) Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina (composer) children of the college of Gorgora Velha children of the college of Bon Jesus in Diu rebec player Francisco Márquez (jesuit) Gorgora Velha Gorgora Nova

feast of the dedication or reopening of a church procession pontifical mass colloquy theatre performance chanzoneta (secular song, see also Christmas song) dances ephemeral architecture bustle in the street sound of the water Pedro Pablo de Acevedo (jesuit, writer) Leopoldo de Austria (bishop) Society of Jesus students of the college of Santa Catalina music chapel of the cathedral dances crowd wind players Rodrigo de Ceballos (composer, chapel master) Diego Rodríguez (wind player) College of Santa Catalina (Jesuits) Compañía square Church of Santo Domingo de Silos