¡Ay Amor! Spanish 17th Century Songs & Theatre Music by The Newberry Consort is a captivating journey through the rich musical tapestry of Spain's Golden Age. Released in 1990 under the Harmonia Mundi label, this medieval genre album spans a concise yet engaging 68 minutes, featuring 20 tracks that beautifully encapsulate the essence of 17th-century Spanish music.
The Newberry Consort, renowned for their historical performances, brings to life a diverse collection of songs and theatre music, showcasing the intricate compositions of the era. The album opens with "Noble en Tinacria naciste," a jácara that sets the tone for the vibrant and dramatic pieces that follow. From the lively "Bayle de los dichos diabolos" to the hauntingly beautiful "¡Ay amor, ay ausencia!," each track offers a unique glimpse into the musical storytelling of the time.
The ensemble's meticulous attention to historical detail and their masterful interpretations are complemented by the contributions of Mary Springfels, Stephen Stubbs, and Andrew Lawrence-King, adding depth and authenticity to the performances. Whether it's the playful "Riñen y pelean entre Berzebillo con Satanasillo, y Caruf, y Pantul" or the solemn "La noche tenebrosa," the album's dynamic range and emotional resonance make it a standout in the medieval music genre.
¡Ay Amor! is not just a collection of songs; it's a testament to the enduring legacy of Spanish 17th-century music, expertly brought to life by The Newberry Consort. This album is a must-listen for anyone interested in the historical and cultural richness of the period, offering a profound and enjoyable experience for both casual listeners and enthusiasts of early music.
Tracks
Noble en Tinacria naciste (jácara)Juan Hidalgo, The Newberry Consort, Mary Springfels, Stephen Stubbs, Andrew Lawrence-King
Sinfonia quarta a treAndrea Falconieri, The Newberry Consort, Mary Springfels, Stephen Stubbs, Andrew Lawrence-King
Recitative: A todos miroJuan Hidalgo, The Newberry Consort, Mary Springfels, Stephen Stubbs, Andrew Lawrence-King
Riñen y pelean entre Berzebillo con Satanasillo, y Caruf, y PantulAndrea Falconieri, The Newberry Consort, Mary Springfels, Stephen Stubbs, Andrew Lawrence-King
Bayle de los dichos diabolosAndrea Falconieri, The Newberry Consort, Mary Springfels, Stephen Stubbs, Andrew Lawrence-King
¡Crédito es de mi decoro!Juan Hidalgo, The Newberry Consort, Mary Springfels, Stephen Stubbs, Andrew Lawrence-King
Fantasia detta la PortiaAndrea Falconieri, The Newberry Consort, Mary Springfels, Stephen Stubbs, Andrew Lawrence-King
Canzon prima a due: Movement 1Bartolomé de Selma y Salaverde, The Newberry Consort, Mary Springfels, Stephen Stubbs, Andrew Lawrence-King
En los floridos páramosJuan Hidalgo, The Newberry Consort, Mary Springfels, Stephen Stubbs, Andrew Lawrence-King
¡Ay amor, ay ausencia!Juan Hidalgo, The Newberry Consort, Mary Springfels, Stephen Stubbs, Andrew Lawrence-King
¡Ay, que si, ay, que no!Juan Hidalgo, The Newberry Consort, Mary Springfels, Stephen Stubbs, Andrew Lawrence-King
Canzon terza, soprano soloBartolomé de Selma y Salaverde, The Newberry Consort, Mary Springfels, Stephen Stubbs, Andrew Lawrence-King
Canzon prima a due: Movement 2Bartolomé de Selma y Salaverde, The Newberry Consort, Mary Springfels, Stephen Stubbs, Andrew Lawrence-King
De los ceños del diciembreJuan Hidalgo, The Newberry Consort, Mary Springfels, Stephen Stubbs, Andrew Lawrence-King
¿Como ha de saber Belilla?Juan Hidalgo, The Newberry Consort, Mary Springfels, Stephen Stubbs, Andrew Lawrence-King
L'Eroica a tre & CiacconaAndrea Falconieri, The Newberry Consort, Mary Springfels, Stephen Stubbs, Andrew Lawrence-King
Canzon ottava, soprano e bassoBartolomé de Selma y Salaverde, The Newberry Consort, Mary Springfels, Stephen Stubbs, Andrew Lawrence-King
De las luces que en el marJuan Hidalgo, The Newberry Consort, Mary Springfels, Stephen Stubbs, Andrew Lawrence-King
La noche tenebrosaJuan Hidalgo, The Newberry Consort, Mary Springfels, Stephen Stubbs, Andrew Lawrence-King
Trompicábalas amorJuan Hidalgo, The Newberry Consort, Mary Springfels, Stephen Stubbs, Andrew Lawrence-King
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