Juan Trigos :: Magnificat Guadalupano (Cantata concertante No.1)


 

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Trigos, Juan
1965-0000
(b Mexico City, 26 Feb 1965). American composer of Mexican birth
Magnificat Guadalupano (Cantata concertante No.1) <1990;
rev 2001>
soloists: soprano, tenor, baritone, guitar[ampd] double chorus
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Guitar and piano 4-hands marked "soloist"; flute 1 marked "obbligato."
Text mingles the liturgical Magnificat with commentaries in Spanish and Nahuatl; "deconstruction" of the text is used extensively.
Source of text: Roman Catholic Liturgy, Canticle of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Luke 1:46-55); interspersed with Spanish & Nahuatl texts: Anonymous: “Oda a la madre de los dioses”; Aquiauhtzin: from “Diálogo de la poesia Flor y Canto”; Tochihuitzin Coyolchiuhqui: “Sólo venimos a dormir”; Antonio Valeriano: from “Nican Mopohua.” Language: Spanish
1. Prologo
2. Magnificat anima mea dominum
3. Comentario I
4. Et exsultávit—Quia respéxit
5. Comentario II (Et exultávit - 1º Libro Samuel
/2/1)
6. Quia fecit
7. Et misericordia
8. Comentario III (Sólo venimos a dormir)
9. Fecit potentiam
10. Esuriéntes—
11. Comentario IV (Suscépit Isrrael)—¿No estoy yo
aqui?
12. Sicut locutus—epilogo
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Contents—1. Prologo; 2. Magnificat anima mea dominum; 3. Comentario I; 4. Et exsultávit—Quia respéxit; 5. Comentario II (Et exultávit - 1º Libro Samuel /2/1); 6. Quia fecit; 7. Et misericordia; 8. Comentario III (Sólo venimos a dormir); 9. Fecit potentiam; 10. Esuriéntes—; 11. Comentario IV (Suscépit Isrrael)—¿No estoy yo aqui?; 12. Sicut locutus—epilogo