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CD83726 Carrillo's Preludio a Cristobal Colon (Columbia, 1930)
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CD83726 Carrillo's Preludio a Cristobal Colon (Columbia, 1930)
Monday is Columbus Day here in the USA, and so I present a tribute to the great explorer from another explorer (but in music), Julián Carrillo. His "Preludio a Cristobal Colón" (1922) is written in microtones, that is, intervals smaller than the standard half-steps of Western music. It is played in this recording of c. 1930 by the 13th Sound Ensemble of Havana, under the direction of the violinist Angel Reyes. This zip file contains one MP3 file at 160kbps, sourced from Columbia 7357-M (one 78-rpm record), a JPG of the record label, and a text file:
PLEASE CLICK BELOW FOR A SAMPLE OF THIS RECORDING
Monday is Columbus Day here in the USA, and so I present a tribute to the great explorer from another explorer (but in music), Julián Carrillo. His "Preludio a Cristobal Colón" (1922) is written in microtones, that is, intervals smaller than the standard half-steps of Western music. It is played in this recording of c. 1930 by the 13th Sound Ensemble of Havana, under the direction of the violinist Angel Reyes. This zip file contains one MP3 file at 160kbps, sourced from Columbia 7357-M (one 78-rpm record), a JPG of the record label, and a text file:
PLEASE CLICK BELOW FOR A SAMPLE OF THIS RECORDING
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