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Divine Encounters

Indigenous meets Baroque

Divine Encounters
This concert includes the first London concert performance of the Indigenous opera San Francisco Xavier, written in the Chiquitano language by an anonymous Indigenous composer in the Jesuit missions of Bolivia, alongside vocal and instrumental items from the 18th Century Peruvian Codex Martinez Companon which collected both sacred and secular music from Peru at that time.

The ensemble will present the first performance of a recently discovered cantata for tenor, Tu anarda, despides by the Bolivian composer Manuel Mesa Carrizo (? - 1803) in a performing edition created by the period expert Drew Edward Davies of Northwestern University, Illinois.

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  • date Wed 26 February 2025
  • location St. Mary Moorfields Church, London
  • time 7:00pm
  • ticket £15 - £20

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This concert includes the first London concert performance of the Indigenous opera San Francisco Xavier, written in the Chiquitano language by an anonymous Indigenous composer in the Jesuit missions of Bolivia, alongside vocal and instrumental items from the 18th Century Peruvian Codex Martinez Companon which collected both sacred and secular music from Peru at that time.

The ensemble will present the first performance of a recently discovered cantata for tenor, Tu anarda, despides by the Bolivian composer Manuel Mesa Carrizo (? - 1803) in a performing edition created by the period expert Drew Edward Davies of Northwestern University, Illinois.

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Location

St. Mary Moorfields Church, London
4-5 Eldon Street, London EC2M 7LS

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