Carles Blanch & Marc Clos

Carles Blanch, vihuela | Marc Clos, percussion

PROGRAMME 

Adrien Le Roy: Branles from Bourgogne / Pierre Attaignant: Gay Branle / Gay Branle "C’est mon amy" / Anonymous English composers of the 16th century: Home again market is done / A Scot’s tune / Joan Ambrosio Dalza: Caldibi Castigliano / Calata in the Spanish style 1, 5 & 6 / Josquin Desprez: Sanctus / Carles Blanch-Marc Clos: Agnus Dei "La Bassadanza" / Luis de Narváez: Paseávase el rey moro / Alonso Mudarra: Si me llaman, a mi llaman / Carles Blanch-Marc Clos: Tres morillas m’enamoran

Carles Blanch i Marc Clos together with Sea viola present a program that docks at various historical European ports, each one musically and culturally tied to the 16th century, each with its own distinctive colour and character. Emphasizing the act of recreation -that is, recreating from an existing score- and through a constant dialogue between the hand viola and percussion, they perform Renaissance works that resist being forgotten. This piece has won the 2024 Enderrock Award for Best Classical Debut Album, as voted by critics.