Mexican & Spanish Canarios from the 17th century:
Group: Capilla Jerónima
Album: La çaravanda del convento, Música Sacra para desacralizar.
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Showing posts with label Spain. Show all posts
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Canarios
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el Virreinato,
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Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
St. John of the Cross
Today was the memorial of St. John of the Cross, mystic, poet, and Doctor of the Catholic Church. A St. John of the Cross page here from Doctorsofthe catholicchurch.com. Another page: General Introduction to the Collected Works of St. John of the Cross.
The late singer Enrique Morente (who passed away a year ago yesterday) sang some of St. John's poetry set to flamenco music. Here he sings some verses adapted from St. John's poem "Cantar del alma que se huelga de conocer a Dios por fe" (Song of the soul that rejoices in knowing God by faith):
The late singer Enrique Morente (who passed away a year ago yesterday) sang some of St. John's poetry set to flamenco music. Here he sings some verses adapted from St. John's poem "Cantar del alma que se huelga de conocer a Dios por fe" (Song of the soul that rejoices in knowing God by faith):
Labels:
feasts,
Flamenco,
Latino Culture,
Liturgical Year,
music,
saints,
Spain,
video,
world music
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Monday, March 21, 2011
A Santa Maria Dadas
From the Cantigas de Santa Maria, a song of praise to the Blessed and Ever Virgin Mary, Mother of God
"A Santa Maria dadas
sejan loores onrradas."
"A Santa Maria dadas
sejan loores onrradas."
Labels:
Cantigas de Santa Maria,
Catholic,
medieval,
music,
prayer,
Spain,
video,
Virgin Mary
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Friday of Sorrows
At Sub Tuum blog Br. Stephen points out that today is the commemoration of Our Lady of Sorrows on the calendar of the Extroardinary Form. That's no longer the case in the modern Roman Rite (Ordinary Form), it is commemorated on September 15, but in my family we still call today Viernes de Dolores or "Friday of Sorrows". Appearantly traditions are still observed on this day in some places such as this procession in Huelva, Spain.
Br. Stephen has a photo collection of Sorrowful Virgins and Pietas here.
Br. Stephen has a photo collection of Sorrowful Virgins and Pietas here.
Labels:
Catholic,
feasts,
Latino Culture,
Lent,
Liturgy,
prayer,
Spain,
Virgin Mary
Friday of Sorrows
At Sub Tuum blog Br. Stephen points out that today is the commemoration of Our Lady of Sorrows on the calendar of the Extroardinary Form. That's no longer the case in the modern Roman Rite (Ordinary Form), it is commemorated on September 15, but in my family we still call today Viernes de Dolores or "Friday of Sorrows". Appearantly traditions are still observed on this day in some places such as this procession in Huelva, Spain.
Br. Stephen has a photo collection of Sorrowful Virgins and Pietas here.
Br. Stephen has a photo collection of Sorrowful Virgins and Pietas here.
Labels:
Catholic,
feasts,
Latino Culture,
Lent,
Liturgy,
prayer,
Spain,
Virgin Mary
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
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