Spanische Folias
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Spanische Folias
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- Release date: 17.2.2006
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Fons vitae - Dementia praecox angelorum - Supra solfamirevt (bearb. von Paniagua)
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Extravagans - Laurea minima - In vitro (bearb. von Paniagua)
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Oratio pro-Folia - Fama volat - Citrus-Hesperodes (bearb. von Paniagua)
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Principalis, Fermescens - Indica exacta - Adverso flumine (bearb. von Paniagua)
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Parsimonia aristocraciae (bearb. von Paniagua)
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Subtilis - De profundis - Extra muros (bearb. von Paniagua)
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Vulgaris - Sine populi notione - Vagula et blandula (bearb. von Paniagua)
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Nordica et desolata - Aurea modiocritas (bearb. von Paniagua)
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Nobilissima - Degradans et corruptae (bearb. von Paniagua)
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De pastoribus - Mathematica dies irae - Crepuscularis - Sine nomine - Tristis est anima mea -...(bearb. von Paniagua)
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Theatralis et hipocritae - Ruralis - Alter indica perfecta (bearb. von Paniagua)
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De tolerentia artherea - Fuga ficta et carrus triumphalis (bearb. von Paniagua)
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"This is essentially an original composition, a series of variations on an ancient Spanish dance melody that has intrigued dozens of composers from Corelli and Vivaldi down to Liszt and Carl Nielsen. Paniagua's reactions to this ancient motif range wildly from Renaissance and Baroque-style treatments to ultramodern variations using jazz rhythms, electronic sounds and even the sound of an automobile zooming away. It is wildly imaginative and may even appeal to some devotees of the fringe varieties of rock."- The Washington Post"Gregorio Paniagua and his original-instrument ensemble present a bizarre program based on the ancient tune known as the 'Spanish Follies' and intended to illustrate the 'folly' or madness that has been said to tinge Spanish culture. Mad it is, with a vengeance. Among the original instruments sounding off here are automobiles, pistols, and birds."- The Absolute Sound
"A folia is apparently some sort of mad dance, a perfect description of this recording. On the surface, it's a sprightly work for a small period-instrument group. Initially, all very refined and courtly - but punctuated throughout in a fashion that honors the tradition of P. D.Q. Bach and Spike Jones. I won't say more; it would spoil the fun. The performance is excellent - but then there's nothing with which to compare it."- Stereophile
"On La Folia de la Spagna, Atrium Musicae de Madrid celebrates the Spanish capacity for madness as reflected in a dance first popular in the Iberian peninsula in the 15th and 16th centuries... In startling juxtaposition with the period pieces can be heard diverse fragments from classical ragas. Caribbean marimbas, jazz improvisations, modern industrial sounds, Jew's harps, and other irreverent touchs."- Review: Latin American Literature & Arts
This title was released for the first time in 1982.
