Irene Gómez-Castellano - Dissonances of Modernity: Music, Text, and Performance in Modern Spain

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Ana Rueda, Orchestrating War: Burlesque Musical Pieces on the War of Africa (18591860)

Sound file 1. La Marcha Real, also known as La Marcha Granadera, composed by Manuel de Espinosa de los Monteros in 1761. Performance by the United States Navy Band in 2000. Public domain.

Sound file 2. Himno de Riego composed by Jos Melchor Gomis with lyrics by Evaristo Fernndez de San Miguel in 1820. Performance by Miguel Fleta in 1932. Public domain.

Sound file 3. Turkish March, Op. 113 composed by Ludwig van Beethoven in 1811. Performance by Sergey Vasilyevich Rachmaninov in 1999. Excerpted for educational, non-commercial use.

Aurlie Vialette, Massive Harmonies

Sound file 1. Slaves chorus in Nabucco , composed by Giuseppe Verdi in 1841. Performance by the Metropolitan Opera House Choir and Orchestra and conducted by James Levine in 2001. Excerpted from a larger opera for educational, non-commercial use.

Sound file 2. Pilgrim chorus in Tannhuser , composed by Richard Wagner in 1845. Performance by Radio Symphony Orchestra and Choir Ljubljana, conducted by Marko Munih in 2005. Excerpted from a larger opera for educational, non-commercial use.

Sound file 3. Peasants chorus in Eugene Onegin , composed by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky in 1879. Performance by Donetsk National Academic Opera & Ballet Theatre and conducted by Vasyl Vasylenko in 2010. Excerpted from a larger opera for educational, non-commercial use.

Sound file 4. La Maquinista composed by Josep Anselm Clav. Performance by Coral del Baix Llobregat, Coral de lAnoia, and Banda Municipal de Barcelona in 1998. Excerpted for educational, non-commercial use.

Jorge Mar: Lands Without a Song: Autonomous Communities Quest for an Anthem

Sound file 1. Canto de Esperanza with lyrics by Luis Lpez lvarez in 1972. Performance by Nuevo Mester de Juglara in 1976. Excerpted for educational, non-commercial use.

Sound file 2. Performance of Levntate, Morenita by Candeal on April 23, 2012. Excerpted for educational, non-commercial use.

Sound file 3. Madre Castilla composed by Antonio Jos Martnez Palacios in 1929. Performance by Orfen Burgals. Excerpted for educational, non-commercial use.

Sound file 4. Performance of Despierta, Castilla by Trovadores de Castilla in 1982. Excerpted for educational, non-commercial use.

Sound file 5. Himno a Len composed by Odn Alonso in 1934 with lyrics by Jos Pinto Maestro from 1932. Performance by Aldaba in 1989. Excerpted for educational, non-commercial use.

Sound file 6. 9 Provincias, 1 Comunidad as produced for television by the Junta of Castile and Len. Excerpted for educational, non-commercial use.

Jos Colmeiro: Remaking the Ready-Made Espagnolade : Carmen in Spanish Cinema

Sound file 1. Los piconeros composed by Juan Mostazo with lyrics by Ramn Perell. Performance by Imperio Argentina in 1938. Public domain.