Vasquez / Colombina - Colombina - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

On this 1995 recording previously released on Accent, the vocal ensemble La Colombina presents a varied selection of mainly 16th-century Spanish vocal secular pieces. Starting with Juan del Encina, probably the greatest Spanish song composer of the late Renaissance, the programme also includes important works by Francisco Guerrero, Juan Vasquez, Mateo Romero and anonymous composers, in a journey that takes the listener well into the early Baroque. La Colombina is a vocal ensemble specializing in music from the Renaissance and the early Baroque eras. The group was founded in 1990 by four vocalists who also boast extraordinary solo careers- coprano Maria Cristina Kiehr, alto Claudio Cavina, tenor Josep Benet, and baritone Josep Cabre. The group's repertoire largely consists of music by Spanish composers, with the occasional foray into Italian or French music. The name of the group comes from the manuscript InchCancionero de la ColombinaInch that is kept in the Cathedral of Seville in the Biblioteca de la Colombina. Album Tracks 1. Juan Del Encina (1468-1530) 2. Triste España Sin Ventura 3. Antonilla Es Desposada 4. Tan Buen Ganadico 5. Francisco Guerrero (1528-1599) 6. Niño Dios, D'amor Herido 7. Prado Verde y Florido 8. Huyd, Huyd 9. Si Tus Penas No Pruevo 10. Todo Quanto Pudo Dar 11. Juan Del Encina 12. Mi Libertad en Sossiego 13. Pues Que TÚ, Reina Del Cielo 14. Cucú, Cucú, Cucucú 15. Juan Vásquez (1510-1560) 16. A, Hermosa, Abrime Cara de Rosa 17. ¿Con Qué la Lavaré? 18. Torna, Mingo, a Namorarte 19. Si No Os Uviera Mirado 20. En la Fuente Del Rosel 21. Mateo Romero (1575-1647) 22. ¿A Quién Contaré Mis Quejas? 23. Anonymous (First Half 17th Century) 24. En Belén Están Mis Amores 25. Como Suele El Blanco Zisne 26. Soberana María 27. Las Voces Del Fuego 28. Juan Vásquez 29. Soledad Tengo de TÍ 30. Buscad