Concert Programs
USC Thornton Collegium Musicum concert program
The USC Collegium Musicum is led by Adam Knight Gilbert and Jason Yoshida in a program titled, “Villançicos and Tonos humanos from Iberia and Latin America: Spanish Songs of the Siglo de Oro and Beyond.”
Program
Pajarillos, cantad
Aquella sierra nevada
Rosales, mirtos, plátanos
Sebastián Durón (1660-1716)
José Marín (c. 1619-99)
Anonymous
Pasacalles de 1° tono
Ojos Pues me desdeñais
Juan Cabanilles (1644-1712)
Marin
Pajarillo, que el viento peinado
Passamezzo
Alégrense los astros
Duron
Anonymous
Manuel de Sumaya (c. 1678-1755)
Impetuosos cristalinas fuentes
Que os llama el sol, potencias
Duron
Sumaya
No piense Menguilla ya
Canarios
Angeles del Cielo
Marin
Anonymous
Anonymous
Jacaras
Florecitas, que al alba
Anonymous
Acknowledgements
Generous scholarship support for the members of the USC Thornton Collegium Musicum is provided by the Colburn Foundation. We are also grateful for generous scholarship support from the Rutherford Fund, established by our dear late friend and donor Bill Rutherford. Special thanks to our generous friends and donors Tom Rosenthal, Bob Attiyeh and Mike Rosell. We offer very special thanks to the late Sharon Lilly for her years of generous support and friendship.
This concert is made possible with generous support for the USC-Huntington Early Modern Studies Institute.
For more information, go to:
https://dornsife.usc.edu/emsi/seminar-series/music-series/
Ensemble
USC THORNTON COLLEGIUM MUSICUM
Yan Cui, voice
Alana Mailes, voice
Luis Lechuga y Espadas, voice & recorder
Graycen Gardner, voice
Hejun Yang, organ
Janina Kališnik, lute
Estevan Olmos, percussion
Michael Vasones, baroque guitar
Erin Young, baroque guitar
Jason Yoshida, lute & vihuela*
Adam Gilbert, recorder*
* Thornton Early Music Faculty
USC THORNTON EARLY MUSIC FACULTY
Adam Knight Gilbert, program director
Rotem Gilbert, early music ensembles & musicology
Jason Yoshida, plucked strings & early music ensembles
Jennifer Kampani, voice & early music ensembles
Lot Demeyer, baroque oboe & oboe band
Lucinda Carver & Ian Pritchard, harpsichord & historical keyboards