This is the edition number 14 of the “Polyphonia” series, featuring Portuguese sacred vocal polyphony from the 16th and 17th centuries, edited by MPMP – Movimento Patrimonial pela Música Portuguesa. This number is the fifth number devoted to the music …
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Three works I edited for the series “Polyphony” of Edições MPMP will be performed next May 26th in Almada. This will be the first concert of a series of commented concerts title “Histórias da Música em Portugal” (Histories of Music …
The paper of my participation in the colloquium Sines Port and the Sea History and Heritage was recently published in the proceedings book. I was a study I made about the presence of military wind bands in the city of …
No próximo dia 29 de Setembro irei falar novamente da música na cidade da Horta durante a segunda metade do século XIX no I Congresso Internacional de História Local: Conceito, práticas e desafios na contemporaneidade, que terá lugar no Centro …
No próximo dia 9 de Setembro irei apresentar uma comunicação no Colóquio “Sines e o Seu Porto. História e Património” que irá ter lugar no Centro Cultural de Sines.
Photo from my paper presentation during the Conferences of 2.º FLAUTUÉ “Presence and Context of the Flute in Évora”, last July 10th in Évora Public Library. I spoke of wind instruments in the Cathedral and references found in the 17th …
I have recently published in my Humanities Commons profile page a edition I made of Portuguese composer Pedro de Cristo’s (c.1550-1618) villancico Ai mi Dios for Christmas. Pedro de Cristo was an Augustine friar in the monasteries of Santa Cruz of Coimbra …
Since I began editing music for Edições MPMP – mostly in the “Polyphonia” series – published by Movimento Patrimonial pela Música Portuguesa (mpmp) in late 2012, they were featured in their stand at “Dias da Música” a sort-of-“La Folle Journée” that …
This is the second number of the Polyphonia series, edited by Movimento Patrimonial pela Música Portuguesa, comprising three more motets by Portuguese composer Diogo Dias Melgaz (1638-1700). Melgaz was mestre de capela at Évora Cathedral in the last decades of …
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