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| 2007 Book University of New Mexico Press | ||
Cantemos al Alba:
Cantemos al Alba is the first book to trace the origins of Hispanic New Mexico's liturgical drama, early songs, and sounds to ancient European traditions. Tomás Lozano weaves a historical unifying thread of events originating in medieval Spain, passing through Mexico and into New Mexico. In the process, Lozano uncovers folklore never treated before. Lozano reveals a portion of United States history that to this day goes largely unrecognized. He demonstrates how the first music schools of what today is the U.S. actually began along the Rio Grande Valley of New Mexico. In his seventeen chapters Lozano presents over one hundred songs with original music notations, compares full dramatic exemplars, and brings forward recordings of perhaps forgotten sounds. Cantemos al Alba is an innovative study and bank
of information that provides testimony for Lozano's anthological work.
Cantemos al Alba is a bilingual English/Spanish study and includes two CDs with examples of the music and the dramas discussed in the text. 727p. With more then 100songs with music notation and full dramas.
*You may contact Rima Montoya for translations at: rimamont@indiana.edu |
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| 2001-2007 Articles La Herencia Magazine, Santa Fe NM | ||
Ya es tiempo de las Pastorelas, Winter publication. Volume 56. La Escoba, Spring publication. Volume 53. La Reina Guadalupe, Winter publication. Volume 48. El Testamento. Spring publication. Volume 45. El Castillo de Alburquerque. Fall publication. Volume 43. La Placita del Santo Niño de Chimayó. Spring publication. Volume XXXVII. La Pérdida de Moros y Cristianos, Winter publication. Volume XL. Los 3 Reyes Magos, Winter publication. Volume XXXVI. La Décima, Winter publication. Volume XXXII. Los Romances, Summer publication. Volume XXX. |
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| 2007 Texas Tech University Press www.ttup.ttu.edu |
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 Introduction
to El Repertorio y su Origen (The Repertoire and its Origins) for Canciones
Españolas en el Sudoeste de los Estados Unidos, a CD by Joaquín
Díaz, Fundación Joaquín Díaz.www.funjdiaz.net/cds/cdf140.cfm |
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Collaborated
with two stories for Nasario Garcia’s book Brujerías Domingo
Siete and La Nuera y la Suegra.