Mudarra / Ensemble La Romanesca: Al Alva Venid - Secular Music from the Spanish
Mudarra / Ensemble La Romanesca: Al Alva Venid - Secular Music from the Spanish
Format: CD
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Artist: Mudarra / Ensemble La Romanesca
Label: Glossa
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 8424562802032
Genre: Classical
Here is another crucial Glossa recording of the mid 90's brought back to life. Ensemble La Romanesca's Al Alva Venid covers some essential Spanish Renaissance repertory with an all-stars line-up, in a set of interpretations which have set deep marks and are absolute references: here is Marta Almajano in her best singing moment, here is Paolo Pandolfo confirming his superior artistry, here are Juan Carlos de Mulder and Pedro Estevan in 'de luxe' supporting roles, and of course here is Jose miguel Moreno, the man who has probably been the finest translator of Renaissance secular Spanish music onto record of the last three decades.
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