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The Ministry of Culture and Spokesman put back in place a series of concerts focusing on early music held between February and May in the Monumental San Juan de Dios de Murcia.
'Murcia: Historical Music' is the name of this activity responsible for coordinating the group's The Tempest and Victor Villegas Auditorium.
The CEOs of the Institute of Cultural Industries and the Arts and Cultural Assets, Marta Lopez-Briones and María Comas, respectively, and the artistic director of The Tempest, Silvia Márquez, today presented the new project "launched so jointly by the two directorates-general of the Ministry of culture and emerges with the intention of recovering the activity of early music is to remain alive, combining history, tradition and culture in a special area such as San Juan de Dios " said Maria Comas.
Marta Lopez-Briones said, meanwhile, that this new cycle of early music will feature four concerts until next May that will offer "some of the groups with the greatest early music of the moment and, in most cases , linked to the region. "
Programming, he added, "that was conducted by The Tempest, one of the reference groups in the field of historical interpretation in Spain, and the heads of regional Auditorium".
Concerts begin at 20:00 and the first will be on 12 February.
They will continue on March 16, April 8 and May 13.
This is a sample of different genres of historicist music from lute duo voice to the secular instrumental music, songs and arias of the eighteenth century and mysticism in Germany in the seventeenth century.
The next Friday, February 12, 'Murcia: Historic Music' will start with a tour of the most important musical milestones created by Spanish composers of the Golden pieces performed by minstrels of Marsyas group will alternate compositions for organ and others for. soloists with organ accompaniment.
Music is the next participant Alchemica formation of this cycle, and construed March 16, with violinist Lina Tur as a director, 'The Rosary Sonatas' Biber.
Composed around 1676, also called the "Mystery Sonatas" are unique pieces created around fifteen sacred mysteries.
The concert on April 8 mixed instruments and singing with soprano Olalla German and musician Jan van Outryve (lute renancentista) entitled 'In a garden'.
This concert proposes the creation of a journey through different eras and countries from the Sephardic tradition to Baroque Handel.
Tempest and soprano María Eugenia Boix close on May 13 with the cycle Domenico Scarlatti sonatas and instrumented and arias from operas of the Neapolitan composer next to Murcia Juan Oliver and Astorga key.
Concerts will be held at the Monumental San Juan de Dios and the entry price is 10 euros (6 for students, retirees and unemployed).
The seats can be purchased in advance at the box office of the regional film library, open Monday to Saturday from 18:00 to 21:00 hours, and San Juan de Dios before the concert.
Besides the concerts, the cycle is complemented by a talk about early music will take place before the start and, according to Lopez-Briones added, "will allow all audiences to approach the various genres of music and historicist better meet composers, works and musicians who will be responsible for interpreting them. "
Source: CARM
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