A particularly splendid period of Spanish keyboard music closed with the death of Juan Cabanilles in Valencia on 1712. When he was born in Algemesí near Valencia in 1644, Sebastián Aguilera de Heredia had already been dead for seventeen years. When he was only ten years old, Francisco Correa de Arauxo died. Pablo Bruna and Jusepe Ximénez were respectively 33 and 44 years older than he. In spite of the age differences, Cabanilles remains the last representative of an art that would die with him.

—Luis Antonio González (translation by Connie Glessner)

Track List

1. Tiento 7o tono por A la mi re
2. Pasacalles de1o tono
3. Corrente Italiana
4. Tiento 1o tono en tersio a modo de Italia
5. Duo "El galán que ronda las calles" al Santísimo Sacramento, a 2 (SS) y continuo
6. Tiento 2o tono, partido de dos Tiples por G sol re ut
7. Tiento Llento 5o tono por B quadrado
8. Tocata de mano izquierda 5o tono
9. Tiento de falças 1o tono
10. Pasacalles de 3ro tono
11. Tiento Llendo de 1o tono
12. Gallardas de 1o tono
13. Pasacalles de 4o tono
14. Villancico "Mortales que amáis", tono al Santísimo Sacramento, a 4 (SSAT) y continuo
15. Pasacalles de 1o tono
16. Tiento Lleno 2o tono

Total time: 75:13
Release date: 1998
UPC: 053479318527

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