"Trahe me post te" de Francisco Guerrero. Grabado en directo en nuestro concierto del pasado 11 de Marzo en Carmona (Sevilla), en el II Ciclo de Música Antigua Ciudad de Carmona. Video Autor: Helgi Jóhannsson, www.helgijohannsson.com Licence: ATTRIB...  more"Trahe me post te" de Francisco Guerrero. Grabado en directo en nuestro concierto del pasado 11 de Marzo en Carmona (Sevilla), en el II Ciclo de Música Antigua Ciudad de Carmona. Video Autor: Helgi Jóhannsson, www.helgijohannsson.com Licence: ATTRIBUTION LICENSE 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org licenses/by/3.0/us/)  

Recorded on January 10th, 2011.Trahe me post te, Virgo Maria, by Francisco Guerrero (1528-1599). CONTINUUM is the newest and most dynamic early music ensemble on the UK classical music scene. Under the collaborative leadership of top producer and dir...  moreRecorded on January 10th, 2011.Trahe me post te, Virgo Maria, by Francisco Guerrero (1528-1599). CONTINUUM is the newest and most dynamic early music ensemble on the UK classical music scene. Under the collaborative leadership of top producer and director Adrian Peacock, the internationally renowned expert in Spanish early music Bruno Turner, and bass-baritone Jamie W. Hall, CONTINUUM brings together twelve of the finest professional consort singers in London, carefully chosen to produce a unique and vibrant sound that celebrates the very best qualities of the English choral tradition and the powerful beauty of the uninhibited human voice. This all-male ensemble has made 16th century Spanish sacred polyphony and chant the core of its repertoire, and seeks to perform this wonderful music at the original, sonorous low pitch as it would have been heard in Spanish cathedrals and religious institutions during Spain's "Golden Age". Follow us on Facebook - www.facebook.com/CONTINUUMuk Follow us on Twitter ...    less

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