Jordi Savall, Montserrat Figueras, Hiroyuki Koinuma, Yukio Tanaka, Ichiro Seki, Masako Hirao, Ken Zuckerman, Prahbu Edouart: Hispania & Japan: Dialogues - SACD
Hispania & Japan: Dialogues - SACD

Hispania & Japan: Dialogues - SACD

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Barkod: 7619986398839 , Katalog No: AVSA9883 , Firma: Alia Vox , Yayınlanma Tarihi: 2012
Format Türü: SACD, Format: 1 SACD

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This <span data-scayt_word="programme" data-scaytid="41">programme</span> is a tribute to the Japanese people, who at present are coping with the terrible and devastating consequences of a tsunami of unprecedented proportions combined with a nuclear disaster. In it, we have attempted to create a true <span data-scayt_word="dialogue" data-scaytid="45">dialogue</span> between the spiritual music of Japan and the Hispanic world at the time of St Francis Xavier's arrival in Japan. The seminal idea for this <span data-scayt_word="programme" data-scaytid="42">programme</span> began to take shape in the spring of 1996, when we were invited by the Festival of Saint- <span data-scayt_word="Florent-le-Vieil" data-scaytid="46">Florent-le-Vieil</span> to give a concert with Spanish and Japanese musicians to commemorate Francis Xavier's arrival in Japan. The <span data-scayt_word="programme" data-scaytid="43">programme</span> was entitled "1549 RITUALS &amp; PROPHECIES: Japan &amp; Spain in the time of Saint Francis <span data-scayt_word="Xavier.”" data-scaytid="47">Xavier."</span> The concert was performed on <span data-scayt_word="10th" data-scaytid="48">10th</span> July 1996, in the Abbey of St. <span data-scayt_word="Florent" data-scaytid="49">Florent</span>, with the participation of <span data-scayt_word="Montserrat" data-scaytid="50">Montserrat</span> <span data-scayt_word="Figueras" data-scaytid="51">Figueras</span>, soloists of La <span data-scayt_word="Capella" data-scaytid="52">Capella</span> <span data-scayt_word="Reial" data-scaytid="53">Reial</span> de <span data-scayt_word="Catalunya" data-scaytid="54">Catalunya</span> and members of <span data-scayt_word="Hespèrion" data-scaytid="55">Hespèrion</span> XX, and the Japanese musicians <span data-scayt_word="Yumiko" data-scaytid="56">Yumiko</span> <span data-scayt_word="Kaneko" data-scaytid="57">Kaneko</span>, <span data-scayt_word="Ichiro" data-scaytid="58">Ichiro</span> <span data-scayt_word="Seki" data-scaytid="59">Seki</span> and <span data-scayt_word="Masako" data-scaytid="60">Masako</span> <span data-scayt_word="Hirao" data-scaytid="61">Hirao</span>. A few months later, the same <span data-scayt_word="programme" data-scaytid="44">programme</span> was performed in <span data-scayt_word="Tochigi" data-scaytid="62">Tochigi</span>, Kyoto, Yamaguchi and Tokyo. Ten years later, in 2006, most of that original group of Spanish and Japanese musicians came together again to mark the <span data-scayt_word="500th" data-scaytid="63">500th</span> anniversary of the birth of Francis Xavier, and we took the opportunity to give a number of concerts and prepare this fascinating new recording.<br /> The commemoration of Francis Xavier's arrival in Japan and his subsequent death was the initial reason behind the project, but the basic idea which inspired the development and content of this programme grew out of our wonder and admiration at his incredible epic journey and, above all, the spiritual and human dimension of Francis Xavier, and, above all, his sincere admiration for the Japanese people, whom he had no hesitation in describing as «the finest people we have encountered so far.» («I shall tell you what our own experience has taught us about Japan: first of all, that the people here with whom we have spoken are the best that we have encountered so far»).<br /> Accompanied by Portuguese missionaries, Francis Xavier disembarked in Kagoshima in 1549. On his way to the island of Hirado, where there was an established community of Europeans, he would stride along singing psalms - much to the fascination of the local people, who turned out in large numbers and travelled long distances to see the distinguished Jesuits pass by. But it was not until about 1605 that a Japanese publisher in Nagasaki brought out the first edition of the Manuale ad Sacramenta, a volume containing nineteen of these religious songs, including the "Gloriosa Domina". This date marked the beginnings of Western music in Japan, although it was to be an ephemeral flowering, because in 1613 Christianity was banned in Japan and it was only thanks to the continued practice of certain clandestine Christian communities in the islands near Nagasaki that the Manuale ad Sacramenta was passed down to the present day under the name of Prayer.<br /> Our aim in this recording is to evoke a journey and an imaginary musical dialogue musical between musicians from old Europe and the Land of the Rising Sun, in a fascinating encounter of ancient cultures and traditions, which remind us that music has always been the language of the soul and the heart. JORDI SAVALL<br /> Bellaterra, Spring 2011
Eser Listesi
1. O Gloriosa Domina (Improvisation)
02:06
Anonim
2. O Gloriosa Domina
00:37
Anonim
3. O Gloriosa Domina (Improvisation)
01:58
Anonim
4. Quod Eva Tristis II
00:40
Anonim
5. O Gloriosa Domina (Improvisation)
01:38
Anonim
6. Tu regis Alti Ianua III
00:40
Anonim
7. O Gloriosa Domina (Improvisation)
03:16
Anonim
8. Patri Sit Paraclito IV
00:41
Anonim
Luys de Narvaez
9. O Gloriosa Domina Dieferncia II
01:03
10. O Gloriosa Domina - Amen
00:53
Venegas de Henestrosa
11. Himno XX O Gloriosa Domina
01:49
12. Rangyoku
06:45
13. Senhora del Mundo (Villancico)
06:55
Anonim
14. Alba & Rotundellus
02:25
Anonim
15. Honnoji
10:38
Anonim
16. O Gloriosa Domina Dieferncia I
01:16
Anonim
17. Shino no netori
03:45
Anonim
18. Ave Maria
04:52
Anonim
19. Reibo
Anonim
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