4:00 PM (Eastern)
Florence Harkness Memorial Chapel
Free – open to the public
ABOUT THE EVENT
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The CWRU Collegium Musicum presents three fascinating vignettes into the musical culture of Renaissance Spain:
- Musicology PhD candidate Maura Sugg shines new light on Tomás Luis de Victoria’s use of self-imitation in his motet O quam gloriosum and mass based on this motet;
- Musicology PhD candidate Carlos Gámez explores chant manuscripts from Spain and Mexico now housed in the Special Collections of Kelvin Smith Library; and
- Historical Performance Practice DMA student Danur Kvilhaug leads a rousing rendition of the Danzas del Corpus Christi of Juan Bautista Comes.
These vignettes will be interspersed with selections from the Cancionero de Palacio, a manuscript of 15th- and 16th-century polyphony.
PERFORMED BY
- Collegium Musicum
- Maura Sugg, PhD candidate
- Carlos Gámez, PhD candidate
- Danur Kvilhaug, DMA Historical Performance Practice
- Jonathan Goya, rehearsal director
- Andrew Hatfield, teaching assistant
LOCATION AND LIVESTREAM
The CWRU Music Concert Series and special events are free (open to the public) unless otherwise noted. Can't be with us in person? Watch the performance on the Livestream Channel in Harkness Chapel. Visit our Upcoming Events schedule to enjoy future concerts, student recitals, and more!
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