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    From Spain to Spain - Vox

    Posted By: Belladona
    From Spain to Spain - Vox

    From Spain to Spain - Vox
    1992 | Medieval | FLAC+ CUE+log | 1 CD, Covers & Booklet | 315,03 Mb


    Anon.:
    1. Entrada
    Alfonso el Sabio (attr.).: Cantigas de Santa Maria
    2. Cantiga 256: Quen na Virgen groriosa esperança mui grand' á
    3. Cantiga 139: Maravillosos et piadosos
    4. Cantiga 49: Ben com' aos que van per mar
    Ibn al-Va7ib / oral arab tradition:
    5. Umzuj (While the birds sing)
    Alfonso el Sabio (attr.).: Cantigas de Santa Maria
    6. Cantiga 77: Da que Deus mamou o leite do seu peito, (Deus ex machina)
    Textual and melodic fragments from Moroccan oral tradition:
    7. Man'habbak (He who loves you)
    Alfonso el Sabio (attr.).: Cantigas de Santa Maria
    8. Cantiga 32: Quen loar podia, (Miragre)
    Ibn Zuhr / melodic fragments from Hebrew-Arab oral tradition:
    9. Ajuba (Bearer of the Cups)

    Intérpretes: Vox Voices [Fadia El-Hage, Catherine Rey, Rose Bihler-Shah]
    Vox Choir [Robert Altmöder, Simon Berg, Martin Fogt, Mike Frey, Roger Hefele, Oliver Kälberer, Clemens Kink, Steffen Müller Rabbe, Thomas Näbauer, Thomas Reichenbach, Walter Tröbinger, Gregor von der Heyden] - Rose Bihler-Shah, choir dir.
    Vox Instruments [Roman Bunkaud (electric and acoustic guitars), Paolo Giuseppe Cecere (vielle, symphonia, al-anfir (medieval arab trumpet), shawm, voice), Marika Falk (ethnic percussion (african & arab vase drums, latin & african percussion, water drums, berimbau)), Vladimir Ivanoff (analog & digital synthesizers, sampling modules, sequencer programme, ming, medieval organ, medieval and arab frame drums, antur, medieval lute), Walter Weh (flute, MIDI-sax)]

    Duración: 53' 59"

    Lugar y fecha de grabación:Down Town Studio, Munich, Alemania [01/1992]

    Fronm Spain to Spain

    Thanks to Mastranto