Bolivian Baroque - Florilegium, Bolivian Soloists
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Rediscovered baroque music of Bolivia performed by Florilegium with Bolivian soloists.
The Florilegium ensemble sets out on a trip under supervision of director Ashley Solomon to Latin grounds in order to collaborate with Polish Musicologist Piotr Nawrot to make restored music from the 17th century audible.
Three albums were recorded since the first tour in 2004. They are available from our webpage: www.channelclassics.com and as original quality DSD audio download at www.nativedsd.com
Bien por ti, mi querido Henry
Muy linda música del barroco boliviano de tiempos de las reducciones jesuitas. Me siento orgulloso de escuchar a mi hija Katia Escalera, soprano lírica (es la más alta del grupo del cuarteto solista) con una voz maravillosa!!!
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No hallé cómo conciliar en mi mente la idea de ver al joven conduciendo su bicicleta mientras llevaba bajo su brazo ese enorme violonchelo! Un cello y una bicicleta! Dos objetos diametralmente no conciliables!!! :)
Grandioso, sencillamente grandioso. I feel very proud,..
mi amigo Saul me mando, yo te mande a ti y también inte llamarte, pero tu no contestas
quien es el flautista
No deseo ofender a nadie, pero BARROCO BOLIVIANO es un expresión inapropiada , ya que este barroco es anterior a Bolívar. Lo que hoy es Bolivia se llamaba , en la época del barroco virreinal , Alto Peru. Parece mas coherente llamar a ese período histórico BARROCO ALTOPERUANO.
Entonces en esa lógica sería barroco chiquitano. ;)
Es barroco virreinal español.
Dejame adivinar, sos peruano verdad? Sólo los peruanos están obsesionados con menospreciar cualquier cosa salida de Bolivia. Barroco altoperuano es en demasía tendencioso e incorrecto, porque las tierras que ahora son bolivianas en ese entonces eran Charcas, por lo que si te vas a poner quisquilloso con el nombre entonces ponle el correcto: Barroco Andino de Charcas (altiplano), Barroco Chiquitano y Barroco Moxeño (llanuras y selvas).
It's not Bolivian baroque. It's Spanish baroque in Bolivia. The video exhibits a malicious and ideological lack of historical and cultural context.
Nope, the archive is vast and is mostly anonymous.
@@angelicamonjetorrez6392 Vast or not, anonymous or not, the works precede the existence of Bolivia and, therefore, cannot be Bolivian. They were produced during the Viceroyalty and they are clearly European in nature, specifically Spanish.
@@jaimendaniel5578actually there’s music in the Bolivian archives. Name given bc its where they are today. That have music from before the viceroy times. Hehe so? What then? the legacy is not spanish, it’s actually Swiss.
@@angelicamonjetorrez6392 ¿Why Swiss? Your internal psychological identity conflicts, your feelings of inferiority, your problem. Reality is what it is. Of course Andean people had their own music too, but they were not Bolivian... There is no such a thing as a Bolivian baroque because Bolivia is an artificial State born yesterday, so to speak, and its culture is a blend of non-Bolivian elements. The fact that they happen to be now in what today is Bolivia, is immaterial. The problem here lies in the fact that English and Jews made this video and they are hell bent in undermining or ignoring all things Spanish. It's also absurd to name a country after some dude.