In the nineteenth century, Spain was an exotic and oriental country for France. Writers and composers forged a consciousness that achieve its highest expressions in novels and in the opera Carmen, as well as in colourful orchestral works such as Chabrier’s España. A short time later, composers like Ravel and Debussy would begin to encounter a compositional resource in the peculiarities of Spanish popular music with which to break the rules of a tonal system in the process of decomposition.
Ensemble La Danserye, Diana Campoo and Jorge Vicedo
G. A. Dalza, C. Festa, H. Kotter, J. Ghiselin, F. Canova Da Milano, G. Ebreo Da Pesaro, Anonymous, H. Buchner, J. Desprez, F. Caroso, J. P. Sweelinck, M. Praetorius, C. Negri and G. Farnaby