Nova Europa (Mélodies d'un monde en mutation) Seconda Pratica

• 1Entre dos álamos verdes04:39
• 2Dime Pedro, por tu vida01:35
• 3Orillas del claro Tajo03:58
• 4Entre dos álamos verdes03:05
• 5Sicut cervus04:02
• 6Deus in adiutorium meum01:57
• 7Laudate Dominum02:27
• 8Trio sonata No. 4, Op.2: I. Adagio01:52
• 9Trio sonata No. 4, Op.2: III. Allegro01:49
• 10Duamtumn vil01:52
• 11Zuipaki03:02
• 12Chapie Zuichupa02:12
• 13Tonada El Diamante02:09
• 14Lanchas para Baylar02:51
• 15Siwar situy01:07
• 16Cachuas al Nacimiento de Nuestro Señor Jesucristo02:36
• 17Phantasia supra Ut-Re-Mi-Fa-Sol-La, FbWV 201 (Extract)01:17
• 18Y technepa Sacramento01:18
• 19Santa Maria in ilhuicac01:18
• 20Laetatus sum04:33
• 21São qui turo04:44
• 22A la xácara, xacarilla08:30
• Total Runtime01:02:53

Info for Nova Europa (Mélodies d'un monde en mutation)

Seconda Pratica founded in 2012 by students at the conservatoires of The Hague and Amsterdam, Seconda Pratica aims to create bridges between musical periods, audiences and different artistic disciplines.

The musicians of Seconda Pratica are particularly interested in the invention of new concert forms, to both attract public attention and to explore new performance opportunities. Their residence has allowed them to work on their Nova Europa programme. In addition to the discovery of some little-known Latin American repertoire, their aim is to show how Europe had to create a new identity when confronted with these new worlds.

Seconda Pratica Ensemble:
Jonatan Alvarado, tenor, baroque guitar
Sofia Pedro, soprano
Sophia Patsi, mezzo-soprano
Emilio Aguilar, tenor
João Paixão, baritone
Asuka Sumi, violin
Julie Stalder, viola da Gamba, double-bass
Fernando Aguado, harpsichord
Nuno Atalaia, flute, direction
Jonatan Alvarado, musical director, tenor, guitar

Seconda Pratica
Founded in 2012 by students at the conservatoires of The Hague and Amsterdam, Seconda Pratica aims to create bridges between musical periods, audiences and different artistic disciplines.

The musicians of Seconda Pratica are particularly interested in the invention of new concert forms, to both attract public attention and to explore new performance opportunities. Their residence has allowed them to work on their Nova Europa programme. In addition to the discovery of some little-known Latin American repertoire, their aim is to show how Europe had to create a new identity when confronted with these new worlds.

Within the eeemerging programme, Seconda Pratica recorded their first CD at the Ambronay Cultural Encounter Centre (France) from 7 to 10 April 2016. It will be released on the Ambronay Editions Young Ensemble collection in October 2016. The ensemble will be in residence from 12 to 21 August the Göttingen International Handel Festival (Germany).

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