NURIA RIAL The Spanish Album
Nuria Rial, soprano
GCD P10001
2 CDs - digipak(compilation)
Performing artists
José Miguel Moreno Orphénica Lyra / José Miguel Moreno El Concierto Español / Emilio Moreno
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Production details
Recorded in Cuenca and San Lorenzo de El Escorial, Spain, between 1999 and 2004 Cover photograph: Mercè Rial Design: Valentín Iglesias Booklet essay: Javier Palacio English Français Deutsch Español
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NURIA RIAL
The Spanish Album
CD 1
from Claros y frescos ríos, with José Miguel Moreno (complete album);
01 Anonymous: Qué me queréis, caballero02 Esteban Daça: Quién te hizo Juan Pastor03 Juan Vásquez - Diego Pisador: En la fuente del rosel04 Daça: A tierras agenas05 Mateo Flecha - Miguel de Fuenllana: Teresica hermana06 Cristóbal de Morales - Fuenllana: De Antequera sale el moro07 Daça: Gritos dava la morenica08 Anonymous: Diferencias de Conde Claros [instr.] 09 Alonso Mudarra: O gelosia d’amanti 10 Pisador: Si la noche haze escura 11 Mudarra: Ysabel, perdiste la tu faxa 12 Morales - Fuenllana: Benedictus de la missa de Mila regres 13 Pisador: Endechas 14 Fuenllana: Endechas 15 Enríquez de Valderrábano: De dónde venís, amore 16 Mudarra: Romanesca [instr.] 17 Mudarra: Si me llaman a mí 18 Mudarra: Claros y frescos ríos 19 Mudarra: Beatus ille 20 Vásquez - Fuenllana: Duélete de mí, señora 21 Pisador: La mañana de Sant Juan 22 Fuenllana: Fantasía [instr.] 23 Fuenllana: Passeávase el rey moro 24 Pisador: Dezilde al caballero
CD 2
from Miguel de Fuenllana: Orphénica Lyra, with Orphénica Lyra and José Miguel Moreno:
01 Flecha - Fuenllana: La Bomba 02 Luys de Narváez - Fuenllana: Passeávase el rey moro 03 Diego Ortiz - Jacques Arcadelt - Fuenllana: O felici occhi miei 04 Vásquez - Fuenllana: No sé qué me bulle 05 Flecha - Fuenllana: La Girigonça 06 Vásquez - Fuenllana: Con qué la lavaré 07 Vásquez - Fuenllana: De los álamos vengo, madre
from Música en el Quijote, with Orphénica Lyra and José Miguel Moreno:
08 Luys Milán: Pavana [instr.] 09 Anonymous: Jácaras - No hay que decirle el primor 10 Anonymous: Qué bonito niño chiquito 11 Juan Arañés: Chacona - A la vida bona
from Francisco Corselli: Oberturas, Arias..., with El Concierto Español and Emilio Moreno:
12 Achille in Sciro: Marcia. Allegro [instr.] A ti, invisible ruiseñor canoro 13 Recitado 14 Aria. Andantino Hasta aquí, Dios amante 15 Recitado 16 Aria. Allegro 17 Achille in Sciro: Ouverture. Affettuoso [instr.] 18 Lectio 2ª in Sabato Sancto 19 Lamentación 2ª del Jueves
About this CD
The last decade or so has seen the blossoming of a new generation of vocal talents from Spain, many of whom have been expressing their art through early music. A leading figure in this artistic array has been the soprano Nuria Rial, a singer blessed with an unaffected declamatory style, sweet and yet intimate in its emotional charm. In recent years the career of Rial has seen her tackle with success music by Bach, Handel, Mozart, Haydn, as well as Pergolesi and much Italian seicento repertoire. This newly-prepared Glossa album turns the clock back to collect together recordings made by the fresh voice of the Catalonian soprano in the years immediately following her studies at the Musik-Akademie in Basel.
Joining the ensemble Orphénica Lyra of José Miguel Moreno Rial participated in a number of recordings demonstrating not just the radiant beauty of her voice but also all the understanding and nuances which that master of a variety of plucked-stringed instruments, Moreno, has been able to bring to Spanish music of the Renaissance and Baroque over the years. Over two attractively-priced CDs Nuria Rial expresses, with skill and pleasure, her instinctive understanding of the emotional temperature of pieces by the likes of Mudarra, Pisador, Fuenllana and Daça. Rial also make a joyously sympathetic contribution to a selection of Spanish works written by the underrated Piacenza-born composer Francisco Corselli with accompaniment from another Glossa stalwart Emilio Moreno and his El Concierto Español.
A compelling reminder of the richness of Spanish music from earlier centuries (admirably captured in the fullness of the Glossa style) and deliciously rendered by the sensual musical intelligence of Nuria Rial.