La Spagna - Paniagua

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On the The Absolute Sound list of must-hear audiophile recordings

This album is a classic analogue recording from 1980, lovingly produced, engineered and edited by Robert von Bahr using a Revox A77 and two — presumably spaced — simple Sennheiser MKH105 omni condenser mikes (vintage early '60's design); it amply shows the merits of a simple signal path, combined with minimal intervention and post-processing.

The recording immediately astonishes with its fluid, natural and utterly truthful sound, And the acoustic of the Chapel of the Imperial College, Madrid is just beautiful. The music, all 80 minutes of it, features variations on three archetypal Spanish themes (La Spagna, a Spagnoletta and Pavane), as interpreted by different composers such as Praetorius, Farnaby, Negri, Josquin Desprez, Ortiz and others. Aided by impeccable playing and 'realisation' of the basic themes, the end result is lively, fun and eclectic.

 

1. Spagna Contrappunto Francesco Canova da Milano "Il Divino" (1497-1543)

2. Spagnoletta Micheal Prætorius (1571-1621)

3. Danza alta, sobre “la Spagna” Francisco de la Torre (active 1483-1504)

4. Historia Baetica Carlso Verardi (1440?-1500?)

5. Calata a la Spagnola I Joan Ambrosio Dalza (early 16th C.)

6. Calata a la Spagnola II Joan Ambrosio Dalza (early 16th C.)

7. Calata a la Spagnola III Joan Ambrosio Dalza (early 16th C.)

8. Calata a la Spagnola IV Joan Ambrosio Dalza (early 16th C.)

9. Spaniol Kochesberger Hans Kotter (c.1485-1541)

10. Spaniol tancz Hans Bruchner (a.k.a. Hans von Constanz) (1483-1538)

11. The Old Spagnoleta Giles Farnaby (c. 1563-1640)

12. Spagnioletta Giles Farnaby (c. 1563-1640)

13. Triste España Juan del Encina (1468-1530?)

14. Rè di Spagna Anonymous (15th C.)

15. La Bassa Castyglia – Falla con Misura Guglielmo Ebreo da Pesaro (c. 1420-c.1484)

16. la Spagna Anonymous (15th C.)

17. la Spagna Anonymous (15th C.)

18. Olvida tu Perdiçion España Anonymous (15th C.)

19. Spagniöler tancz – Hopper dancz “Spagna” Hans Weck (c.1495-1536)

20. Spanieler Hans Kotter (c.1485-1541)

21. Espagnoletta Anonymous (17th C.)

22. Spagnoletto – Villancico di Spagna – Pavaniglia di Spagna – Spagnoletto da capo Cesare Negri (c. 1535-1604)

23. la Spagna a 5 Josquin Desprez (c 1140-1521)

24. Recercada primera sobre canto lliano la Spagna Diego Ortiz "el Toledano" (c. 1519-1570)

25. Recercada segunda Diego Ortiz "el Toledano" (c. 1519-1570)

26. Recercada tercera Diego Ortiz "el Toledano" (c. 1519-1570)

27. Recercada quarta Diego Ortiz "el Toledano" (c. 1519-1570)

28. Recercada quinta Diego Ortiz "el Toledano" (c. 1519-1570)

29. Recercada sesta Diego Ortiz "el Toledano" (c. 1519-1570)

30. Gagliarda quarta a 5 alla Spagnola Giovanni Maria Trabaci (1575-1647)

31. The Spaynard Anonymous (17th C

32. The Spanish Pavane Francis Pilkington (1565?-1638)

33. Triste España Juan del Encina (1468-1530?)

34. Espagnoletta Gaspar Sanz (c. 1645-c. 1715)

35. Ricercar Spagnuola “duna cossa spagnola” Francesco Canova da Milano "Il Divino" (1497-1543)

36. Ain spaniyelischer hoff dantz Hans Judenköning (c. 1450-1526)

37. Tres sobre el canto llano de la alta (sobre la Spagna) Antonio de Cabezón (1510-1566)

38. Triste España Juan del Encina (1468-1530?)

39. Spagnoletta nuova al modo di madriglia Fabritio Caroso (c. 1527-c. 1605)

40. Furioso alla spagnuola Fabritio Caroso (c. 1527-c. 1605)

41. Padvana hispanica Anonymous (16th C.)

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