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Destinos vencen finezas. Lorenzo de Las Llamosas - Juan de Navas. Transcripción poético-musical

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Research , Other ORP type 01 Jan 2012
Authors: Josa, Lola; Lambea, Mariano;

handle: 10261/50631

Destinos vencen finezas. Lorenzo de Las Llamosas - Juan de Navas. Transcripción poético-musical

Abstract

El documento contiene información detallada sobre la transcripción poético-musical de la comedia en tres jornadas “Destinos vencen finezas” (1698) del dramaturgo Lorenzo de Las Llamosas con música del maestro Juan de Navas. Se ofrecen datos de interés musical y musicológico, así como la relación de íncipits de los tonos que conforman esta comedia para facilitar el acceso y la consulta por parte de los usuarios de Digital CSIC. Las transcripciones de los tonos a notación moderna se han realizado tomando como fuente la partitura impresa conservada en la Biblioteca Nacional de España (signatura R/9348) y están entrados en Digital CSIC por su íncipit literario.

Este trabajo se inscribe dentro de las actividades del Grupo de Investigación Consolidado 2009 SGR 973, "Aula Música Poética", financiado por la Generalitat de Catalunya (Comissionat per a Universitats i Recerca del DIUE)

Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC). Universitat de Barcelona (UB)

Peer reviewed

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Zarzuelas (Siglo XVII), Tonos humanos (Siglo XVII), Música y poesía (Siglo XVII), Música y literatura (Siglo XVII), Juan de Navas, Destinos vencen vinezas, Lorenzo de Las Llamosas, Comedias mitológicas (Siglo XVII), Música y teatro (Siglo XVII), Música profana (Siglo XVII)

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