#vicente-lusitano — Public Fediverse posts

Wishing you hope and light with Vicente Lusitano’s sublime “Ave, spes nostra.” – Chanticleer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NWwX0gbItw&list=PLD57EB76C32012A0B&index=92

#AlteMusik #AveSpesNostra #Chanticleer #Live #VicenteLusitano

Both Ignatius Sancho and Vicente Lusitano, despite their undeniable success and respect at their respective courts were nearly forgotten to time due to general systemic AntiBlackness but in the past couple of decades they have both experienced a resurgence of interest in their work🎉
#BaroqueSun #BlackHistoryMonth #IgnatiusSancho #VicenteLusitano

Both Ignatius Sancho and Vicente Lusitano, despite their undeniable success and respect at their respective courts were nearly forgotten to time due to general systemic AntiBlackness but in the past couple of decades they have both experienced a resurgence of interest in their work🎉
#BaroqueSun #BlackHistoryMonth #IgnatiusSancho #VicenteLusitano

Both Ignatius Sancho and Vicente Lusitano, despite their undeniable success and respect at their respective courts were nearly forgotten to time due to general systemic AntiBlackness but in the past couple of decades they have both experienced a resurgence of interest in their work🎉
#BaroqueSun #BlackHistoryMonth #IgnatiusSancho #VicenteLusitano

Both Ignatius Sancho and Vicente Lusitano, despite their undeniable success and respect at their respective courts were nearly forgotten to time due to general systemic AntiBlackness but in the past couple of decades they have both experienced a resurgence of interest in their work🎉
#BaroqueSun #BlackHistoryMonth #IgnatiusSancho #VicenteLusitano

Both Ignatius Sancho and Vicente Lusitano, despite their undeniable success and respect at their respective courts were nearly forgotten to time due to general systemic AntiBlackness but in the past couple of decades they have both experienced a resurgence of interest in their work🎉
#BaroqueSun #BlackHistoryMonth #IgnatiusSancho #VicenteLusitano

And finally, “Emendemus in Melius” (https://youtu.be/SHxdN8gZlEQ?si=RfiKyL8pbE3sednb), a 2 part motet responsory written for Ash Wednesday. I thought this was a nice piece to end on.
#BaroqueSun #BlackHistoryMonth #VicenteLusitano

And finally, “Emendemus in Melius” (https://youtu.be/SHxdN8gZlEQ?si=RfiKyL8pbE3sednb), a 2 part motet responsory written for Ash Wednesday. I thought this was a nice piece to end on.
#BaroqueSun #BlackHistoryMonth #VicenteLusitano

And finally, “Emendemus in Melius” (https://youtu.be/SHxdN8gZlEQ?si=RfiKyL8pbE3sednb), a 2 part motet responsory written for Ash Wednesday. I thought this was a nice piece to end on.
#BaroqueSun #BlackHistoryMonth #VicenteLusitano

And finally, “Emendemus in Melius” (https://youtu.be/SHxdN8gZlEQ?si=RfiKyL8pbE3sednb), a 2 part motet responsory written for Ash Wednesday. I thought this was a nice piece to end on.
#BaroqueSun #BlackHistoryMonth #VicenteLusitano

And finally, “Emendemus in Melius” (https://youtu.be/SHxdN8gZlEQ?si=RfiKyL8pbE3sednb), a 2 part motet responsory written for Ash Wednesday. I thought this was a nice piece to end on.
#BaroqueSun #BlackHistoryMonth #VicenteLusitano

Next we have the more somber “Aspice Domine” (https://youtu.be/MTMcVw4r_Ug?feature=shared) which was written for 5 voices but here is performed by a lot more than that but I feel like they divided the parts in a way that fills out the sound a bit more than intended.
#BaroqueSun #BlackHistoryMonth #VicenteLusitano

Next we have the more somber “Aspice Domine” (https://youtu.be/MTMcVw4r_Ug?feature=shared) which was written for 5 voices but here is performed by a lot more than that but I feel like they divided the parts in a way that fills out the sound a bit more than intended.
#BaroqueSun #BlackHistoryMonth #VicenteLusitano

Next we have the more somber “Aspice Domine” (https://youtu.be/MTMcVw4r_Ug?feature=shared) which was written for 5 voices but here is performed by a lot more than that but I feel like they divided the parts in a way that fills out the sound a bit more than intended.
#BaroqueSun #BlackHistoryMonth #VicenteLusitano

Next we have the more somber “Aspice Domine” (https://youtu.be/MTMcVw4r_Ug?feature=shared) which was written for 5 voices but here is performed by a lot more than that but I feel like they divided the parts in a way that fills out the sound a bit more than intended.
#BaroqueSun #BlackHistoryMonth #VicenteLusitano

Next we have the more somber “Aspice Domine” (https://youtu.be/MTMcVw4r_Ug?feature=shared) which was written for 5 voices but here is performed by a lot more than that but I feel like they divided the parts in a way that fills out the sound a bit more than intended.
#BaroqueSun #BlackHistoryMonth #VicenteLusitano

Vicente Lusitano (c. 1520 – c. 1561)🇵🇹 was a Late Renaissance/Early Baroque era Afro-Portuguese composer, music theorist and Catholic priest (briefly). He’s mostly known for his work in his vocal compositions and his work as a musical theorist.
#BaroqueSun #BlackHistoryMonth #VicenteLusitano

Vicente Lusitano (c. 1520 – c. 1561)🇵🇹 was a Late Renaissance/Early Baroque era Afro-Portuguese composer, music theorist and Catholic priest (briefly). He’s mostly known for his work in his vocal compositions and his work as a musical theorist.
#BaroqueSun #BlackHistoryMonth #VicenteLusitano

Vicente Lusitano (c. 1520 – c. 1561)🇵🇹 was a Late Renaissance/Early Baroque era Afro-Portuguese composer, music theorist and Catholic priest (briefly). He’s mostly known for his work in his vocal compositions and his work as a musical theorist.
#BaroqueSun #BlackHistoryMonth #VicenteLusitano

Vicente Lusitano (c. 1520 – c. 1561)🇵🇹 was a Late Renaissance/Early Baroque era Afro-Portuguese composer, music theorist and Catholic priest (briefly). He’s mostly known for his work in his vocal compositions and his work as a musical theorist.
#BaroqueSun #BlackHistoryMonth #VicenteLusitano

Vicente Lusitano (c. 1520 – c. 1561)🇵🇹 was a Late Renaissance/Early Baroque era Afro-Portuguese composer, music theorist and Catholic priest (briefly). He’s mostly known for his work in his vocal compositions and his work as a musical theorist.
#BaroqueSun #BlackHistoryMonth #VicenteLusitano

Next we have “Involiata” (https://youtu.be/R8O3_mvk6rw?feature=shared) which was one of the many Motets (vocal compositions for sacred music) that Lusitano wrote for his infamous collection of music theory “Liber Primus Epigramatum”. That collection caused such a stir due to his dissent from from the music theories of the era. The Vatican actually had to step in and evaluate his collection before declaring it valid and both scripturally and musically sound.
#BaroqueSun #BlackHistoryMonth #VicenteLusitano

Next we have “Involiata” (https://youtu.be/R8O3_mvk6rw?feature=shared) which was one of the many Motets (vocal compositions for sacred music) that Lusitano wrote for his infamous collection of music theory “Liber Primus Epigramatum”. That collection caused such a stir due to his dissent from from the music theories of the era. The Vatican actually had to step in and evaluate his collection before declaring it valid and both scripturally and musically sound.
#BaroqueSun #BlackHistoryMonth #VicenteLusitano

Next we have “Involiata” (https://youtu.be/R8O3_mvk6rw?feature=shared) which was one of the many Motets (vocal compositions for sacred music) that Lusitano wrote for his infamous collection of music theory “Liber Primus Epigramatum”. That collection caused such a stir due to his dissent from from the music theories of the era. The Vatican actually had to step in and evaluate his collection before declaring it valid and both scripturally and musically sound.
#BaroqueSun #BlackHistoryMonth #VicenteLusitano

Next we have “Involiata” (https://youtu.be/R8O3_mvk6rw?feature=shared) which was one of the many Motets (vocal compositions for sacred music) that Lusitano wrote for his infamous collection of music theory “Liber Primus Epigramatum”. That collection caused such a stir due to his dissent from from the music theories of the era. The Vatican actually had to step in and evaluate his collection before declaring it valid and both scripturally and musically sound.
#BaroqueSun #BlackHistoryMonth #VicenteLusitano

Next we have “Involiata” (https://youtu.be/R8O3_mvk6rw?feature=shared) which was one of the many Motets (vocal compositions for sacred music) that Lusitano wrote for his infamous collection of music theory “Liber Primus Epigramatum”. That collection caused such a stir due to his dissent from from the music theories of the era. The Vatican actually had to step in and evaluate his collection before declaring it valid and both scripturally and musically sound.
#BaroqueSun #BlackHistoryMonth #VicenteLusitano