Edition 2022

Delirivm Musica | Juan Portilla "The Broken Consort" Matthew Locke (1622 – 1677)​

Musicians Beatriz Amezúa, violín Calia Álvarez, viola da gamba María Saturno, viola da gamba Ramiro Morales, archilaúd Juan Portilla, flauta y dirección artística

Concert with students and teachers of the Conservatori

Musicians Sofia Pou, Hector Río, Roger Gomila, Toni Pons, Joel Barber, Martín Lopesino, Catalina Pascual, Belén Colmenero, Tolo Mercadal, Ariadna Mercadal, Xavier Mercadal, Patricia Romero, Eva Febrer, Víctor Monte, Vicent Garcia, Alfredo Fuster, Clara Vivó, Chamber Orchestra (conductor: Oliver Vinent)

Students and teachers of the Conservatori

Musicians Lluc Allés, Biel Moll, Sergi Coll, Joan Anglada, Lluc Llorenç, Ivan Marquès, Emma Seguí, Sergi Sansaloni, David Castelló, Eva Febrer, String Orchestra (Oliver Vinent, conductor)

A renovating view of Medieval repertoire "Las Cantigas de Santa María" by Alfonso X of Castile "El Sabio" adding elements of jazz, folk and world music.

Musicians Pablo Pérez Sanmamed - double bass and musical direction Begoña Olavide - psaltery and vocals Elena Tarrats - lead vocals Xurxo Varela - viola de gamba and vocals Iago Mourinho - piano Chus Pazos - drums

To celebrate the Early Music Day, we premiere an online conference by Emilio Ros-Fábregas talking about the research and recovery process of the Totana Manuscript. It dates back to the 16th and contains sacred polyphonic works by spanish authors.

Musicians Emilio Ros Fábregas is a Scientific Researcher in Musicology in the CSIC-Mila i Fontanals Institution of Humanities Research in Barcelona and also one of the most involved persons in the recovery of the Totana Manuscript.

An exploration on the praxis of 16th century Spanish professional instrument players: the enigmatic ‘ministriles’. Works by Francisco Guerrero, Diego Ortiz, and Antonio de Cabezón

Musicians Emiliano Pérez, cornetto Alfonso Barreno, dulcian Cristina Altemir, vihuela de arco Dimitri Kindynis, viol Marc Sumsi, harpsichord

Discover unexplored keyboard works written by women composers from the classical era with our new videos celebrating the Early Music Week. The website offers recordings, editions, and teaching resources.

Musicians Alissa Freeman, pianist and creator Patricia Garcia Gil, fortepianist and collaborator

XXIII FeMAUB 2019 Performers: Capella Prolationum & Ensemble La Danserye, Isaac Alonso de Molina, conductor Place: BAEZA, Cathedral An Office of Compline for Baeza Cathedral (c.1620)

Musicians Capella Prolationum & Ensemble La Danserye, Isaac Alonso de Molina, conductor

A pre-recorded thirty-minute video selection of a concert by Duo Seraphim with Spanish & English renaissance music.

Musicians Andreu Brunat, recorders / Joaquim Bogunyà, vihuela