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    Capilla Penaflorida, Ministriles de Marsias, Josep Cabre - Juan Garcia de Salazar: Complete Vespers of Our Lady (2004)

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    Capilla Penaflorida, Ministriles de Marsias, Josep Cabre - Juan Garcia de Salazar: Complete Vespers of Our Lady (2004)

    Juan García de Salazar: Complete Vespers of Our Lady (2004)
    Capilla Peñaflorida, Ministriles de Marsias, Josep Cabré

    EAC | FLAC | Image (Cue&Log) ~ 300 Mb | Mp3 (CBR320) ~ 161 Mb | Artwork included
    Classical, Baroque, Choral | Label: Naxos | # 8.555907 | Time: 01:09:14

    Juan García de Salazar was a Spanish Baroque composer from the Basque country who spent most of his career working at Zamora Cathedral; he is so obscure the entry for him in the New Grove doesn't even include a list of his works. Musicologist Manuel Sagastume Arregi has pulled together a number of Salazar's extant movements related to the Vespers service with additional material to create Juan García de Salazar: Complete Vespers of Our Lady in Naxos' Spanish Classics series. It is performed by the Basque ensemble Capilla Peñaflorida and features the period wind group Ministriles de Marsias and the fine baritone of Josep Cabré. There are no stars here, though – everything on Juan García de Salazar: Complete Vespers of Our Lady is done to the service of the music, which is outstanding. Sagastume Arregi's realization of García de Salazar's Vespers service incorporates appropriate plainchant sections taken from a Basque hymnal dated 1692, organ music by García de Salazar's contemporaries José Ximenez and Martín Garcia de Olagüe, instrumental arrangements of García de Salazar's motets, and an arrangement of Tomás Luis de Victoria's Vidi speciosam probably made by García de Salazar himself.