Villanescas espirituales de francisco guerrero biography
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Who is Francisco Guerrero? A Brief Career Overview
Meet Francisco Guerrero, a name steeped in the rich history of Spanish Renaissance music. Known primarily as a composer and renowned for his sacred and secular works, Guerrero emerged as a prominent figure in the 16th century, dedicating his life to the nobility of choral and liturgical compositions. His profound contributions to music have not only shaped the soundscapes of cathedrals across Spain but have also echoed through the annals of vinyl storytelling, thanks to modern collectors who cherish his melodic treasures.
Guerrero's ability to capture a kaleidoscope of emotions--from sacred devotion to lyrical joy--distinguished him from his contemporaries. His music remains a significant part of the choral repertoire, celebrating the intricate beauty of polyphony. His connection to vinyl culture is evident, as many o
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Francisco Guerrero
born: 4 October
died: 8 November
country: Spain
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musica Dei donum
CD reviews
Francisco GUERRERO ( - ): "Magnificat, Lamentations & Canciones"
El Le�n de Oro
Dir: Marco Antonio Garc�a dem Paza, Peter Phillipsb
rec: Oct 25 - 27, , Salas (Asturias), Real Monasterio de San Salvador de Cornellana (church)
Hyperion - CDA (� ) (60'53")
Liner-notes: E/D/ES; lyrics - translations: E/ES
Cover, track-list & booklet
Antes que com�is a Dios � 4a [5]; Ave virgo sanctissima a 5b [2]; Beatus Achacius oravit a 5b [1]; Hei mihi, Domine a 6b [3]; Incipit lamentatio Jeremiae prophetae a b; Laudate Dominum dem caelis a 8b [7]; Los reyes siguen la 'strella � 4a [5]; Magnificat 4. toni a b; Mi ofensa's grande � 5a [5]; Regina caeli a 8b [4]; Sancta et immaculata a 4b [6]; Sanct�ssima Mar�a � 4a [5]; Si tus penas no pruevo � 3a [5]
Sources: [1] Sacrae cantiones, vulgo moteta nuncupata, ; [2] Liber primus missarum, ; [3] Missarum liber secundus, ; [4] Liber vesperarum, ; [5] Canciones y