Tickets for the Concert Program on the occasion of the XLIII Chamber Music Cycle, featuring Gara Quartet in the Hall of Columns, Royal Palace of Madrid
🎫 General Admission Ticket
📲 Digital ticket, no printing required
Purchase limited to 2 tickets per person
General Info
📅 Date: April 17
🕒 Time: At 7:30 PM. Doors open at 6:30 PM and close at 7:20 PM; entry after this time is strictly prohibited.
⏳ Duration: 60 minutes
📍 Location: Royal Chapel, Royal Palace of Madrid. Entry via Arco de Santiago (Royal Palace Group Access), C. de Bailén, 6, Centro, 28013 Madrid
👤 Age requirement: Recommended for ages 8 and up
♿️ Accessibility: Venue is wheelchair accessible
Description
This program explores the fascinating historical-musical transition between the 17th and 18th centuries, as ancient Iberian tradition gave way to new aesthetic trends from France and Italy. It features works by Royal Chapel masters such as Sebastián Durón and Giacomo Facco, alongside other prominent composers like José Marín.
Program
Spanish Music Between Two Centuries
Juan Hidalgo de Polanco (Madrid, ca. 1614 – Madrid, 1685)
Pues adoro una oblea — Duet for the Blessed Sacrament
Sebastián Durón (Brihuega, Guadalajara, 1660 – France, 1716)
¿Qué es esto, alevoso, traidor Cupidillo? — Secular song
José Marín (Madrid, 1619 – Madrid, 1699)
Ojos, pues me desdeñáis — Secular song
Juan del Vado
Rueda de la fortuna ínfima / Rueda de la fortuna sublime — Enigmatic canons
Clemente Imaña (La Rioja?, ca. 1678 – ?, ca. 1698)
Ay, que me gano — Song for the Blessed Sacrament
Sebastián Durón
Sosieguen, descansen — Aria, coplas, and recitative
Lucas Ruiz de Ribayaz (Burgos, 1626 – 1677)
Españoletas — Instrumental dance
Antonio de Literes (Artà, Mallorca, 1673 – Madrid, 1747)
Risueña el Aurora — Recitative and aria
Giacomo Facco (Marsango, 1676 – Madrid, 1753)
Symphony for solo cello in C Major
Francisco Hernández y Llana (Alzira, Valencia, 1700 – Burgos, 1780)
Desde el cóncavo duro — Secular cantata with solo bass
Manuel Ferreira (Portugal, ca. 1670 – ?, ca. 1727)
Huye con ella — Aria with solo cello
José de Torres (Madrid, ca. 1670 – Madrid, 1738)
Sobre las ondas azules — Secular cantata
Performers:
- Roberto Alonso, viola da gamba and cello
- Beatriz Lafont, vocals, guitar/theorbo
- Laura Puerto, harp