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Alia Vox - http://www.alia-vox.com/ | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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AVSA9843 (2 discs) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Don Quijote de la Mancha - Savallanony | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Don Quijote de la Mancha - Romances y Musicas
Montserrat Figueras La Capella Reial De Catalunya Hespèrion XXI Jordi Savall (conductor) |
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Disc I
PART ONE 1. I am folly CHAPTER I Of the quality and exploits of the renowned Don Quixote de la Mancha 1. Fanfarra (instrumental) Anon. 2. READING: “Somewhere in La Mancha...” 3. Folia: My name is folly – Du Bailly 2. First sallies CHAPTER II Of the ingenious Don Quixote’s first sally from his own lands 4. READING: “Without informing anybody of his intention...” 5. Ballad of Moriana: With a start the Moor awoke – Luys Milán 6. READING: “At the gate, there were two blowzy wenches...” 7. Ancient Ballad of Lancelot: Never was any knight so served by damsel – Anon. 3. First misfortunes CHAPTERS IV-V In which the story of the knight’s misfortunes is continued 8. READING: “Catching sight of a group of merchants...” 9. Ballad of Valdovinos: Tell me, Valdovinos, why you sigh – Anon. / Luys Milán 10. READING: “The peasant tried to lift him from the ground...” 11. Ballad of Abindarraez: Out into the field rode Narvaez – Diego Pisador (1552) 4. The library burns CHAPTERS V-VI Of the diverting and minute scrutiny performed by the curate and the barber in the library of our ingenious knight 12. READING: “Don Quixote’s housekeeper, his niece...” 13. Ballad of Sir Bertram: The Twelve Peers of France and Roncesvaux – Juan Vasquez 14. READING: “She picked up so many books together...” Adoramus te Domine (Organ music) Anon. 15. READING: “Oh, most holy, glorious Trinity!” Tirant the White – Joanot Martorell 5. In woods and mountains CHAPTER XI Of what befell Don Quixote while he remained with some goatherds 16. READING: “Don Quixote and Sancho took supper...” 17. Song of the goatherd: Song for Olalla – Anon. 6. Lying at their ease in the shade CHAPTER XXVII Of how the curate and the barber set out to execute their plan 18. READING: “As the curate and the barber...” 19. Pastoral poem: Who robs me of my ease and gives me pain? – Anon. 20. READING: “The hour, the season, the solitude...” 21. Sonnet: Sacred friendship,who on wings of air – Anon. 7. A voice that chants enchantingly CHAPTERS XLII-XLIII Which treats of what further happened at the inn 22. READING: “Two thirds of the night having already passed,...” 23. Song: Love’s mariner – Anon. PART TWO 1. Arrival in Toboso CHAPTER IX Which contains what you will see in the perusal of it 24. READING: “It was midnight, or thereabouts...” 25. Ballad of Count Claros of Montalban: It was midnight, or thereabouts - Alonso Mudarra Disc II 1. Arrival in Toboso (Continuation) 1. READING: “As they thus were talking together...” 2. Ballad of Guarinos: The fateful rout at Roncesvaux – Anon.f 3. READING: “Yes, I hear it”, answered Sancho...” 4. Ballad of Calaynos: Calaynos was mounted on his horse – Enríquez de Valderrábano 2. Living ballads CHAPTERS XXIII–XXVI Of the wonderful incidents from the Ballads witnessed by the extravagant Don Quixote 5. READING: “It must have been about four o’clock in the afternoon...” 6. Ballad of Belerma’s lament upon the death of Durandarte – Anon. / Luys Milán 7. Romanesca (instrumental) – Enríquez de Valderábano 8. READING: “Don Quixote and Sancho Panza attended...” 9. Ballad of Sir Gayfiers: If tears of love can move your heart – Anon. 3. The misfortunes of the afflicted duenna CHAPTER XXXVIII In which is recounted the misfortune of the afflicted duenna 10. READING: “Following behind the melancholy musicians...” 11. From my sweet foe – Gabriel (Cancionero de Palacio) 12. READING: “His song was like a string of pearls...” 13. Sung dance: Echo roundelay - Anon. (Cancionero de Sablonara) 4. Altisidora CHAPTERS XLIV–XLVI Of the strange adventure that befell Don Quixote in the castle 14. READING: “Don Quixote snuffed out the candles...” 15. Ballad of Altisidora: Oh thou, who now a-bed – Anon. / Miguel de Cervantes 16. READING: “It being eleven at night...” 17. Ballad: The power of love – Anon. (Cancionero de Sablonara) CHAPTER LVII 18. READING: “By this time Don Quixote thought that he would do well...” 19. Hearken, thou cruel, thankless knight – Miguel de Cervantes 5. The entry into Barcelona CHAPTERS LXI-LXII Of what befell Don Quixote upon his entry into Barcelona 20. READING: “Finally, travelling along unfrequented roads...” 21. El Villano (Instrumental) – Anon. 22. READING: “Night fell...” 23. Sung dance: An evening chaconne – Joan Arañés 6. In Arcadia CHAPTERS LXVII-LXIX On the resolution which Don Quixote took to become a shepherd and lead a pastoral life 24. READING: “The night was rather dark...” 25. Song: Oh love, as presently I reflect – Anon. / Miguel de Cervantes 26. READING: “Presently, there came a low and pleasant sound...” 27. Song: Till Altisidora from her fatal swoon – Anon. / Miguel de Cervantes 7. Though in life he was counted mad, to perfect sense restored he died CHAPTER LXXIV Of how Don Quixote fell ill and of his last testament and death 28. Circumdederum me (Organ) – Cristóbal de Morales READING: “As nothing human is eternal...” 29. READING: “At last, Don Quixote expired...” 30. Lacrimosa – Cristóbal de Morales 31. READING: “Here lies a gentleman of fame...” 32. Requiem: O pie Jesu – Cristóbal de Morales |
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