Catalina Vicens
A versatile and sought-after historical keyboard performer, Catalina Vicens treats us to an evening of music for medieval portative organ (also known as ‘organetto’).
“Catalina Vicens has the uncommon ability to take the listener to a different world within seconds.” American Record Guide
Anonymous (14 th c.) Alleluya (I-Gua I)
Philippe de Vitry Adesto / Firmissime Fidem (Robertsbridge Codex)
Anonymous (13th – 14th c.) Benedicamus Domino (Las Huelgas Codex)
Anonymous (13th -14th c.) Virgo / Sponsus amat sponsam /Gloria (Montpellier Codex)
Anonymous (14th c.) Imperayritz de la ciutat ioyosa (Llibre Vermeill de Montserrat)
Anonymous (14th c.) Lucente stella (Rossi Codex)
Guillaume de Machaut (1300-1377) Riches d’amour
Francesco Landini (c.1325-1397) Angelica biltà ; Ecco la primavera
Anonymous (14th century) Chominciamento di gioia
See this video for a sample of Catalina’s work.
In collaboration with the Kellaway Concert Series at St Catharine’s College
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