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Early Iberian Organ Music / Robert Parkins


Release Date: 02/15/1994 
Label:  Naxos   Catalog #: 8550705   Spars Code: DDD 
Composer:  Anonymous,  Antonio De Cabezón,  Antonio Carreira,  Bernardo De Castillo,   ... 
Performer:  Robert Parkins
Number of Discs: 1 
Recorded in: Stereo 
Length: 1 Hours 2 Mins. 

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Notes and Editorial Reviews

Includes diferencia(s) for organ by Antonio de Cabezón. Soloist: Robert Parkins.
Includes paseo(s) by Juan Bautista Cabanilles. Soloist: Robert Parkins. Includes diferencia(s) for organ by Antonio de Cabezón. Soloist: Robert Parkins.
Includes paseo(s) by Juan Bautista Cabanilles. Soloist: Robert Parkins. Read less

Works on This Recording

1.
Entrada by Anonymous
Performer:  Robert Parkins (Organ)
Date of Recording: 04/1992 
Venue:  Duke Chapel, Duke University, Durham NC 
Length: 3 Minutes 38 Secs. 
2.
Tiento del primer tono by Antonio De Cabezón
Performer:  Robert Parkins (Organ)
Period: Renaissance 
Written: 16th Century; Spain 
 Date of Recording: 04/1992 
Venue:  Duke Chapel, Duke University, Durham NC 
Length: 4 Minutes 26 Secs. 
3.
Qui la dira by Antonio De Cabezón
Performer:  Robert Parkins (Organ)
Period: Renaissance 
Written: 16th Century; Spain 
 Date of Recording: 04/1992 
Venue:  Duke Chapel, Duke University, Durham NC 
Length: 3 Minutes 40 Secs. 
4.
Fantasia al primo tone by Antonio Carreira
Performer:  Robert Parkins (Organ)
Period: Renaissance 
Written: 16th Century; Portugal 
 Date of Recording: 04/1992 
Venue:  Duke Chapel, Duke University, Durham NC 
Length: 2 Minutes 1 Secs. 
5.
Tiento on the 2nd tone by Bernardo De Castillo
Performer:  Robert Parkins (Organ)
Period: Renaissance 
 Date of Recording: 04/1992 
Venue:  Duke Chapel, Duke University, Durham NC 
Length: 5 Minutes 1 Secs. 
6.
Medio registro alto by Francisco de Peraza
Performer:  Robert Parkins (Organ)
Period: Baroque 
Written: 17th Century; Spain 
 Date of Recording: 04/1992 
Venue:  Duke Chapel, Duke University, Durham NC 
Length: 3 Minutes 20 Secs. 
7.
Flores de musica pera o instrumento de tecla y harpa: Tento on the 4th tone by Manuel Rodrigues Coelho
Performer:  Robert Parkins (Organ)
Period: Renaissance 
Written: by 1620; Portugal 
 Date of Recording: 04/1992 
Venue:  Duke Chapel, Duke University, Durham NC 
Length: 5 Minutes 29 Secs. 
8.
Tiento sobre la letania de la Virgen by Pablo Bruna
Performer:  Robert Parkins (Organ)
Period: Baroque 
Written: Spain 
 Date of Recording: 04/1992 
Venue:  Duke Chapel, Duke University, Durham NC 
Length: 7 Minutes 12 Secs. 
9.
Xácara by Joan Cabanilles
Performer:  Robert Parkins (Organ)
Period: Baroque 
Written: Spain 
 Date of Recording: 04/1992 
Venue:  Duke Chapel, Duke University, Durham NC 
Length: 5 Minutes 7 Secs. 
10.
Diferencias sobre la Gayta by Anonymous
Performer:  Robert Parkins (Organ)
Period: Baroque 
Written: circa 1700; Spain 
 Date of Recording: 04/1992 
Venue:  Duke Chapel, Duke University, Durham NC 
Length: 3 Minutes 21 Secs. 
11.
Tiento de falsas on the fourth tone for Organ by Sebastián Aguilera de Heredia
Performer:  Robert Parkins (Organ)
Period: Renaissance 
Written: Spain 
 Date of Recording: 04/1992 
Venue:  Duke Chapel, Duke University, Durham NC 
Length: 4 Minutes 49 Secs. 

Sound Samples

Entrada
Tiento I
Diferencias on the Italian Pavane: Diferencias sobre la Pavana Italiana
Diferencias on the Milanese Galliard: Diferencias sobre la Gallarda Milanesa
Tiento on Qui la dira: Tiento sobre, "Qui la dira"
Fantasia on the 1st tone
Tiento on the 2nd Tone: Tiento on the 2nd tone
Medio registro alto
Tiento de falsas on the fourth tone: Tiento de falsas on the 4th tone
Tiento on the 4th tone
Tiento de medio registro de baxon
Tiento on the Litany of the Virgin
Pasacalles I
Xacara
Variations on the Gayta

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review:  ( 1 Customer Review )
 Spanish Renaisance : Library Addition August 14, 2013 By W. Wilborn (Richwood, TX) See All My Reviews "For novice collectors of organ music who want an historic perspective on the development of this genre, this CD is a good selection for the organ music library. It uses an appropriate organ (although it is not historic), and the program is entertaining. The Naxos budget price is also a plus. Recommended." Report Abuse
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