Cancionero salmantino (Ledesma, Dámaso)

Sheet Music

Books

PDF scanned by E-Mn
Іоахимъ (2020/4/6)

Publisher. Info. Madrid: Imprenta Alemana, 1907.
Copyright
Purchase
Javascript is required for this feature.

Javascript is required to submit files.

General Information

Work Title Cancionero salmantino
Alternative. Title Folk lore o Cancionero salmantino
Composer Ledesma, Dámaso
I-Catalogue NumberI-Cat. No. None [force assignment]
Movements/SectionsMov'ts/Sec's preámbulo, introducción, 7 sections with several subgroups; appendix:
  1. Tonadas de primer orden (voice) / Tonadas de segundo orden (voice) / tonadas de tercer orden (voice) (pp.16-64)
  2. Charradas cantadas, Fandangos, Jotas y Boleras, Rondas y Pasacalles, Canciones de Cava, Apaño de Aceitunas, Cerner la Harina, Linos y Vendimia, Canciones de Cuna (pp.65-111) (voice, percussion and voice (e.g. castanets)
  3. Aradas, Muelos, Canciones de Carro y Acarrea de Mieses, Siega (p.113-
  4. Epitalamios y Ramos, Villancicos (pp.129-139)
  5. Pasiones y Calvarios, Alboradas y otro Cantos a Diferentes Santos (pp.130-158)
  6. Romances (pp.159-198)
  7. Instrumentos: Discussion of Dulzaina peñarandina, Tamboril y caja peñarandina, Boleras, Diversas Danzas, Bailes y otros Cantos de Gaita con Acompañamiento de Tamboril, Boleras de Sequeros, Danza, Rosca (pp.199-221)
  8. Apendice: Canto y Piano, examples from first, second, third, and fifth sections (pp.223-261)
First Publication. 1907
Dedication a la Excelentísima Diputación de Salamanca, ilustre mecenas del arte popular salmantino
Composer Time PeriodComp. Period Romantic
Piece Style Traditional (folk)
Instrumentation voice / instruments / voice and piano

Navigation etc.

  • The Preámbulo is by Tomás Bretón.
  • The vocal parts in sections 1-6 are single lines with no accompaniment given, except for some comments on use of castanets or other percussion instruments. The only written out harmonization appears in section 8, though section 7 deals with various instruments and gives examples of instrumental music, also without harmonization. Accompaniments are therefore open.