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Track Listings
| 1. Primer Tono Por Ge Sol Re Ut |
| 2. Cancion Del Emperador (Mille Regretz De Josquin |
| 3. Fantasia Del Quinto Tono |
| 4. Segundo Tono |
| 5. Diferencias Sobre Conde Claros |
| 6. Tercero Tono |
| 7. Fantasia Del Primer Tono |
| 8. Baxa De Contrapunto |
| 9. Quarto Tono |
| 10. Diferencias Sobre El Himno O Gloriosa Domina |
| 11. Quinto Tono De Consonancia |
| 12. Je Veulx Laysser Melancolie De Richafort |
| 13. Sesto Tono Sobre Ut Re Mi Fa Mi |
| 14. Sanctus Y Hosanna (Missa Faisant Regretz De Josquin) |
| 15. Septimo Tono Sobre Ut Re Mi Fa Mi |
| 16. Fantasia Del Quarto Tono |
| 17. Octavo Tono |
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The ECM debut for internationally acclaimed and multiple prize-winning guitarist Pablo Mquez is also the first solo classical guitar record ever on the label. The recording features music of timeless beauty and vitality - 16th century Spanish composer Luys de Narvz' Seys Libros del Delphin. For his most important work, Narvz (ca. 1500-1550) assembled fantasias, settings of vocal pieces, secular and religious songs and various "diferencias," which are the first compositions in music history to be officially identified as variations. These pieces were originally written for the vihuela, a predecessor of the modern guitar, and Marquez has chosen 17 of the original 40 works for this recording. The homogeneous and approachable program is marked by a remarkably vocal elasticity and melodic warmth. Pablo Mquez was born in Argentina where he studied the guitar with Jorge Martinez Zare and Eduardo Ferndez before training in Early Music with Javier Hinojosa in Europe. Among his chamber music partners are several ECM Artists: bandoneonist Dino Saluzzi and his family group, cellist Anja Lechner (with whom he's played duos since 2005) and the Rosamunde Quartett. He also champions new works from South America with the Ensemble Alma Viva. Marquez' continuous involvement with contemporary music lead to several first performances and to close collaborations with composers such as Luciano Berio, Gygy Kurt and Maurizio Kagel.
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