The program chosen for this album shows a selection of works of Iberian music from the sixteenth to the eighteenth centuries. Españoleta addresses the most outstanding musical forms and composers in Renaissance and Baroque Spain, also exploiting the sound resources offered by the Iberian organ in its most original version: a short octave keyboard, split register and battle trumpeting.
The program opens with the entrance of clarinets before playing songs, an anonymous work collected by Martín i Coll that serves as an exordium for the rest of the works. This production is also the professional recording debut of one of the most promising young Spanish organ players: Javier Jiménez. We will introduce more recordings by him during this year starting with a Bach full album in the 2024 spring.
Javier Jiménez, Organ
Tracklist
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Additional information
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SKU | E236HR |
Qualities | DSD 512 fs, DSD 256 fs, DSD 128 fs, DSD 64 fs, DXD 32 Bit, DXD 24 Bit |
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Composers | Andreu, Bruna, Cabanilles, Correa, de Araujo, de Cabezón, de Heredia, de Peraza, de Tejada, Sola |
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Analog to Digital Convertor | Steinberg AXR4 |
Microphones | Soundfield |
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Original Recording Format | |
Recording Engineer | Sean Murray |
Release Date | January 9, 2024 |
2 reviews for Españoleta: Iberian Organ Music
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Recording debut for Spanish organ player Javier Jiménez and it couldn’t be better.
The historical organ from 1786 located in Granada, Spain has an incredible pure sound. The recording is superb and the repertoire exquisite. The last track is really amazing!
Adri Fernan (verified owner) –
A great album! Very interesting music.
Johann Pertaker (verified owner) –