- framework,
often in
triple meter. The
villancico developed as a
secular polyphonic genre until religious villancicos gained po****rity in the
second half...
-
Cancioncitas (in Spanish).
Retrieved 24
December 2022. "El
origen de los
villancicos, las
canciones típicas de la Navidad". historia.nationalgeographic.com...
- membranophone. It is
typical of Portugal, Spain,
where it
usually accompanies villancicos, aguinaldos, and
other po****r songs. It is also used in traditional...
-
anonymous Spanish music printed in
Venice in 1556. Its
actual title is
Villancicos de
diversos Autores, a dos, y a tres, y a quatro, y a
cinco bozes, agora...
- the
Pillar in Zaragoza. His
surviving works include Latin psalms and
villancicos.
Salmo de
difuntos -
Verba mea
auribus percipe Domine Vísperas. Estudio...
- Rocío,
Canta Flamenco (EP) 1964:
Tengo 17 Años 1964:
Villancicos de Rocío (EP) 1964:
Villancicos con Rocío Dúrcal (EP) 1965: Más
Bonita Que
Ninguna 1966:...
- CD covers. 1976 -
Music from
Christian and
Jewish Spain, 1450-1550.
Villancicos and
romances from the
cancioneros Colombina, Palacio, and Upsala; recercadas...
- Ríu or Ríu Chíu, is a
Spanish villancico that has
attained some
contemporary fame as a
Christmas carol. The
villancico is
attributed by some
sources to...
- King John III of Portugal. The dedication, and the
inclusion of six
villancicos in Portuguese,
suggests that Milán
traveled to that
country and spent...
-
tonos y
villancicos. The
first book is lost. The
Libro Segundo collection contains 12
pieces of 1, 2, and 3 voices,
tonos humanos and
villancicos, the final...
