Francis Xavier – The Route To The Orient (2008)
Francis Xavier – The Route To The Orient (2008)
CD1. EUROPE IN THE AGE OF HUMANISM
I. Birth and youth of Francis Xavier
1 ANONYMOUS. Alba & Rotundellus
2 P. DE ESCOBAR. Villancico: Virgen Bendita CMP 416
3 ANONYMOUS. Consort XXI (Anon. Henry VIII mss.)
4 J. PONCE, Villancico: Francia, cuenta tu ganancia CMP 443
II. Youth of Francis Xavier
5 ANONYMOUS. Paduana (Mss. Venezia) 0 play
6 ANONYMOUS. Villancico: Dios te salve, Cruz preciosa (CMP 434)
7 J. LLOYD. Puzzle-canon I (Henry VIII mss.)
8 H. ISAAC Song: O Welt, Ich muss dich lassen (sopra Innsbruck, Ich muss dich lassen)
III. Studies at the University of Paris (1525-1536)
9 Pavana "La Bataglia"
10 CL. SERMISY Benedic Anima mea
11 Psalterio (improvisation)
12 O Gloriosa Domina I (Gregorian)
13 VENEGAS DE HENESTROSA. Himno XX O Gloriosa Domina
14 Quod Eva tristis (Gregorian II)
15 L. DE NARVAEZ. Diferencia II O Gloriosa Domina
16 Tu regis alti ianua (Gregorian III)
17 Improvisation (Psalterium)
18 CH. TYE. In Nomine Seldom sene play
19 ANONYMOUS. Villancico: Adoramus te Señor (CMP 420)
IV. Italy and the Foundation of the Society of Jesus
20 H. ISAAC, Benedictus (a 3)
21 ANONYMOUS. Saltarello (mss. Venecia)
22 C. DE MORALES. Sanctus
23 J. DEL ENCINA, Villancico: Pués que tu, Reyna del Cielo (CMP 442)
V. From Lisbon to Africa and India
24 Percussions from Africa. Dir. Lahoucine Baquir
25 Impressions. Driss El Maloumi (Oud)
26 ANONYMOUS. Villancico: Senhora del Mundo (CMBP’ Nº 74 PORTUGALIÆ MUSICA Nº 23)
27 O Gloriosa Domina I (Gregorian)
28 Raga on O Gloriosa Domina
CD2. ARRIVAL IN JAPAN
VI. A new world of culture. Arrival in Japan.
1 Shino no netori. Shinobue
Death of Pope Paul III
2 C. DE MORALES. INVITATORIUM: Regem cui
3 Honnôji. Biwa & voice
4 Psalterium (impro.) O Gloriosa Domina I
5 O Gloriosa. Shakuhashi
6 Quod Eva tristis II
7 Improvisation I. Biwa & Shinobue
8 Tu regis alti ianua III
9 Improvisation II. Shakuhashi & Biwa play
10 Patri sit Paraclito IV
11 O Gloriosa. Biwa
12 O Gloriosa Domina – Amen
13 Reibo, Shakuhachi
14 F. DE LA TORRE. Villancico : Adoramus te Domine (CMP 444) play
VII. Approaching the Closed Gates of China
15 Improv. Senhora del Mundo Tablas & Sarod
16 Improvisation
17 O Gloriosa Domina Diferencia I (Vihuela)
18 C. DE MORALES. In Secundo Nocturno "Ne Recorderis"
19 FANTASIA (Instrumental March)
20 Rangyoku, Nokan
21 ANONYMOUS (CHINA) Ave Maria (pentatonic)
Hesperion XXI
La Capella Reial de Catalunya
directed by Jordi Savall
Music played a significant role in the evangelisation of the countries visited by Francis Xavier and the Jesuits usually adapted Christian texts on local melodies to maximise impact. Jordi Savall plays alonside musicians from very different cultures: Western musical heritage meets African percussions and Japanese traditional instruments.
Francis Xavier, born Francisco de Jasso y Azpilicueta (Javier, 7 April 1506 – 3 December 1552 on Shangchuan Island, China) was a pioneering Roman Catholic missionary born in the Kingdom of Navarre (Spain) and co-founder of the Society of Jesus. He was a student of Saint Ignatius of Loyola and one of the first seven Jesuits who dedicated themselves to the service of God at Montmartre in 1534.[1] He led an extensive mission into Asia, mainly in the Portuguese Empire of the time. He was influential in the spreading and upkeep of Catholicism most notably in India, but also ventured into Japan, Borneo, the Moluccas, and other areas which had thus far not been visited by Christian missionaries. In these areas, being a pioneer and struggling to learn the local languages in the face of opposition, he had less success than he had enjoyed in India.
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