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****/Irene Roldan/ — Wednesday eve, July 9, 2025 at 7:00 PM:
• The 18th-Century Harpsichord in Spain •
* — Irene Roldan, solo harpsichord
*
Throughout the first half of the eighteenth century, the Royal Chapel in
Madrid served as a professional destination for several prominent
composers, fostering a diverse array of musical styles. The lingering
echoes of the Spanish Golden Age coexisted with the influence of Italian
musicians within the court. Additional elements, spanning from the
depths of traditional folklore to the nuances of the French style,
contributed to create a distinctive Spanish musical language, one that
also found expression in the realm of keyboard music.6
The richness and merit of the musical production of eighteenth-century
Spanish keyboard composers, left by history in the shadow of Scarlatti,
embraces them in a more prominent position in the repertoire for
keyboard instruments. /
Sebastián de Albero (1722-1756)
– Recercata prima – Fuga prima – Sonata prima
Domenico Scarlatti (1685 – 1757)
– Sonata in G major K 144
– Sonata in C minor K 115
José de Nebra (1702 – 1768)
– Sinfonia II in E minor
Domenico Scarlatti
– Sonata in D minor K 213
– Sonata in D major K 214
Antonio Soler (1729 - 1783)
– Preludio III in C major
José de Nebra (1702 – 1768)
– Sinfonia VIII in C major-mino
Antonio Soler
– Preludio I in D minor
Félix Máximo López (1742 - 1821)
– Variaciones del Fandango español//
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**Mason United Methodist Church
2710 North Madison Street in Tacoma
www.salishseafestival.org/tacoma http://www.salishseafestival.org/tacoma
— Suggested donation $20 to $30
(a free will offering; pay as you wish) — 18 and under free
✷ ✣ ✷ ✣ ✷ ✣ ✷ /
Irene Roldan Bach & Scarlatti
//PICE IC/E//Consulate of Spain//Irene Roldàn’s participation in these
performances has been made possible with help from the Honorary
Consulate of Spain in Seattle, and from the Programme for the
Internationalisation of Spanish Culture (PICE) of Acción Cultural
Española (AC/E), which seeks to promote Spanish culture through the
inclusion of Spanish artists and creators residing in Spain in the
programming of cultural events outside of Spain.
/
/– /********************
****/Irene Roldan/ — *Wednesday eve, July 9, 2025 at 7:00 PM*:
• *The 18th-Century Harpsichord in Spain* •
* — Irene Roldan, solo harpsichord
*
Throughout the first half of the eighteenth century, the Royal Chapel in
Madrid served as a professional destination for several prominent
composers, fostering a diverse array of musical styles. The lingering
echoes of the Spanish Golden Age coexisted with the influence of Italian
musicians within the court. Additional elements, spanning from the
depths of traditional folklore to the nuances of the French style,
contributed to create a distinctive Spanish musical language, one that
also found expression in the realm of keyboard music.6
The richness and merit of the musical production of eighteenth-century
Spanish keyboard composers, left by history in the shadow of Scarlatti,
embraces them in a more prominent position in the repertoire for
keyboard instruments. /
Sebastián de Albero (1722-1756)
– Recercata prima – Fuga prima – Sonata prima
Domenico Scarlatti (1685 – 1757)
– Sonata in G major K 144
– Sonata in C minor K 115
José de Nebra (1702 – 1768)
– Sinfonia II in E minor
Domenico Scarlatti
– Sonata in D minor K 213
– Sonata in D major K 214
Antonio Soler (1729 - 1783)
– Preludio III in C major
José de Nebra (1702 – 1768)
– Sinfonia VIII in C major-mino
Antonio Soler
– Preludio I in D minor
Félix Máximo López (1742 - 1821)
– Variaciones del Fandango español//
/ ✷ ✣ ✷ ✣ ✷ ✣ ✷
***Mason United Methodist Church*
2710 North Madison Street in Tacoma
*www.salishseafestival.org/tacoma* <http://www.salishseafestival.org/tacoma>
— Suggested donation $20 to $30
(a free will offering; pay as you wish) — 18 and under free
✷ ✣ ✷ ✣ ✷ ✣ ✷ /
Irene Roldan Bach & Scarlatti
//PICE IC/E//Consulate of Spain//Irene Roldàn’s participation in these
performances has been made possible with help from the Honorary
Consulate of Spain in Seattle, and from the Programme for the
Internationalisation of Spanish Culture (PICE) of Acción Cultural
Española (AC/E), which seeks to promote Spanish culture through the
inclusion of Spanish artists and creators residing in Spain in the
programming of cultural events outside of Spain.
/
