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Showing posts with label Salazar Antonio de. Show all posts

Friday, 26 December 2014

Musica Virreinal Mexicana - Ars Nova


The mexican group "Ars Nova" leaading by Magda Zalles is one of the best in its genre."The group's sound is beautiful and warm, which emanates from smooth and white voices as from the early music style is needed. Its deep work as ensemble shows an almost telepathic link between them, not to mention they posses an unique and fascinating repertoire" -Quoting the Washimgton post-.

This album is extraordinary. The ensemble added various prehispanic wind and percussion instruments to some pieces which perhaps leads to less formal interpretation (in some cases), but at the same time gives deeper prehispanic ambiance, whereupon the ensemble is worthy of all kind of considerations.

Enjoy :)
Here

Tuesday, 23 September 2014

Música Barroca Mexicana I

Back in 2004 when I had just became interested in classical music (Still I didnt grasp any special attachment to baroque music), I bumped into a magazine in whose front were the picture of  Horacio Franco been given an award of gay merit "Premio al mérito gay" in Mexico. Few months later I was given away as part of Christmas gifts between highschool buddies this marvel of recording whose charming I will never give up. 

Thanks very much Luis Angel Franco, I' will never forget your friendship once you offered me.

Enjoy :)
Here