The Ninth Annual Competition in the Performance
of Music from Spain and Latin America
January 28 and 29, 2006
Special Instrumental Focus: Early Music Ensembles
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Call number:
IUCD .I3971 06-1-29 v.1,2 pt 2 (final)
Winners:
Open Interpretation Category
FIRST PRIZE
Qiao Zhang (flute) for her performance of Camargo Guarnieri's Sonatina for flute and piano, Alexandre J. Eisenberg's Arquichorinho, and Salvador Broton's Sonata for flute and and piano, Op.21.
SECOND PRIZE Ex Aequo
Yuriria Rodríguez-Laureani, (soprano) for her performance of Jóse Serrano's La roca fría del Calvario, Manuel de Falla's Tus ojillos negros, Enrique Granados's Callejeo and El majo discreto, Astor Piazzolla's Milonga de la anunciación, Carlos Guastavino's La rosa y el sauce, Fulvio Villalobos-Sandoval's Pastoral, and Gonzalo Roig's Yo soy Cecilia Valdés.
Malena Tango Quintet for their performance of Astor Piazzolla's Mumuki and Contrabajíssimo, and Manuel de Falla's Danza ritual del fuego.
Early Music Ensemble Category
GRAND PRIZE Ex Aequo
BEST HISTORICAL PERFORMANCE AND REPERTOIRE RESEARCH PRIZE Ex Aequo
Ensemble Lipzodes for their performance of Alonso Lobo's Ego flos campi; Francisco Guerrero's Pange lingua gloriosi; and the anonymous Pabanilla, Quantelcta, Super flumine, Mulier quit prolas, Primero donos, [Untitled], Hic solus, Primero tonos, Maria de solo un buelo, Oy sube nuetra esperança, Pange lingua, Aparajad ballesteros, and Oy hasemos fiesta from Mss.1-4 and 8-10 (from Santa Eulalia, San Juan Ixcoi, and San Mateo Ixtatán in Guatemala).
L'aura for their performance of Juan del Encina's Oy comamos y bebamos, Antonio Valente's Tenore del passo e mezzo, Diego Ortiz's Recercada segunda, Lucas Ruiz de Ribayaz's Chaconas - Marionas and Paradetas, Juan de Caeza Saavedra's Por selebrar este dia; and the anonymous Senhora del mundo (from Chansonnier Masson 56) and Españoletas (from Martin y Coll's Flores de musica).
Jury
Indiana University professors Ernesto Bitteti, Arnaldo Cohen, Luiz Fernando Lopes, Otis Murphy, Juan Orrego-Salas, and guest professor Paul Borg from Illinois State University, with moderator Carmen Helena Téllez, and observer Jacobo Mir (Education Advisor of the Embassy of Spain).
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