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An Organ Recital

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by C. H. TREVOR
From the Concert Hall, Broadcasting
House
Prelude and Fugue in C minor
Mendelssohn
Six Pieces by early Spanish and Portuguese Composers :
Variations on popular tunes of the day
El Caballero (The Knight)
Antonio de Cabezon (1510-1566)
Guardame las vacas (Look after my
Cows)
Luis de Navarez (sixteenth century)
Tiento (Prelude)
Joan Cabinallas (1644-1712)
Fuga a 2 voces
Fray Tomds (c. 1500-1570)
Hymnus, Ave Maris Stella (Tune in the Soprano)
Manoel Coelho (1583-1623)
Ensalada (Pot-pourri)
Sebastian Aguilera (1570-16..) j Prelude on a Basque Lullaby. .Elduayen
Choral with Variations .... John Moren
During the sixteenth century Spanish organ music was much in advance of that of Germany. In view of the fact that the Netherlands were under Spanish rule, there was a considerable interchange of artistic ideas, with the result that the music of Spain and Portugal was enriched by the influence of the Netherland school of composition, which was then at its greatest. This afternoon's programme consists of pieces by outstanding Spanish and Portuguese composers of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.

Contributors

Unknown:
C. H. Trevor
Unknown:
El Caballero
Unknown:
Joan Cabinallas
Unknown:
Maris Stella
Soprano:
Manoel Coelho
Unknown:
Sebastian Aguilera
Unknown:
John Moren

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