Baroque music from Latin America [1] is Hyperion CDA67380 : "New World Symphonies" (i.e., choral works).

Compact disc.

Program notes by Jeffrey Skidmore in English, French & German & vocal texts in the original languages with English translations inserted in container.

Recorded Oct. 21-23, 2004 at St. Jude-on-the-Hill, Hampstead Garden Suburb, London.

Sung in Latin, Spanish & Nahuatl (Aztec).

Baroque music from Latin America 2

Moon, sun and all things

Hanacpachap cussicuinin.

Hanacpachap cussicuinin / anon. (ritual, Lima 1631) [excerpt] (5:02)

Deus in adiutorium / Juan Gutiérrez de Padilla (2:02)

Dixit Dominus [110th Psalm] / Juan de Araujo (8:29)

Salga el torillo hosquillo / Diego José de Salazar (7:21)

Beatus vir [Psalm 1] / Domenico Zipoli (11:48)

Viva Ignacio! Viva! / Gaspar Fernande (38 sec.)

Laudate Dominum / Francisco López Capillas (4:04)

Aqui, Valentónes / Araujo (3:22)

Dios itazonantziné / Hernando Franco

Ave maris stella / Zipoli (3:42)

Magnificat (6:17) ; Cui luna, sol et omnia (3:03) / Capillas

Albricias, mortales / Manuel de Sumaya (5:11)

Sancta Maria, e! / Francisco Hernández (2:23)

Ay, andar / Araujo (4:51) -

Dulce Jesús mío / anon. (4:25).

Psalms (Music) > 110th Psalm.

Psalms (Music) > 1st Psalm.

Music > Latin America > 17th century.

Music > Latin America > 18th century.