Juan García de Salazar
| Juan García | de Salazar |
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Sheet music for Juan Garcia de Salazar
Salazar: Soul Search — Eric Salazar
— — Classical
By Eric Salazar. By Eric Salazar. Classical. Centaur #CRC3630. Published by Centaur (NX.CRC3630).
Price: $16.00
I See Stars in Your Eyes — Eric Salazar
Harp — Solo Part — 21st Century,Contemporary Classical,Etudes and Exercises,Wedding,Recital
Composed by Eric Salazar. 21st Century, Contemporary Classical, Etudes and Exercises, Wedding, Recital. Solo Part. 3 pages. Published by Eric Joel Salazar (S0.623517).
Price: $10.00
And Then I Found Myself — Eric Salazar
Clarinet — Individual Part — 21st Century,Contemporary Classical,Minimalism
Composed by Eric Salazar. 21st Century, Contemporary Classical, Minimalism. Individual Part. 4 pages. Published by Eric Joel Salazar (S0.651123).
Price: $10.00
Mestizo — Jorge A. Salazar
Piano Solo — — Contemporary Classical,Latin
Composed by Jorge A. Salazar. Contemporary Classical, Latin. 9 pages. Published by Jorge Salazar (S0.471291).
Price: $9.00
Canciones Del Teatro De Garcia Lorca — Federico Garcia Lorca
Vocal and Guitar — Book Only — Classical
By Federico Garcia Lorca. By Gustavo Pittaluga (1906-). Edited by Federico Garcia Lorca. Arranged by Jose Caballero. Music Sales America. Classical. Book Only. Union Musical Ediciones #MUSUMV19495. Published by Union Musical Ediciones (HL.14012430).
Price: $21.00
4 Letrillas De Cervantes — Adolfo Salazar
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Composed by Adolfo Salazar (1890-1958). Peermusic Classical. Peermusic #60280-121. Published by Peermusic (HL.227279).
Price: $3.00
Quatre Chansons Sur Des Textes De Poetes — Adolfo Salazar
Choir a cappella — Score Only — Classical
Des Xvi Et XVII Siecles. Composed by Adolfo Salazar (1890-1958). Classical. Score Only. Composed 2001. Editions Max Eschig #ME 00280100. Published by Editions Max Eschig (BT.ME-00280100).
Price: $10.00
Salga el torillo hosquillo (Let the little wild bull out) arranged for wind and brass ensemble — Diego Jos√© de Salazar
Woodwind Choir or Ensemble,Brass Choir or Ensemble — Score,Set of Parts — Baroque Period,Renaissance,Neo-Classical,Christian
Composed by Diego José de Salazar. Arranged by David Warin Solomons. Baroque Period, Renaissance, Neo-Classical, Christian. Score, Set of Parts. 26 pages. Published by David Warin Solomons (S0.609387).
Price: $10.00
Salga el torillo hosquillo (Let the little wild bull out) arranged for string orchestra — Diego Salazar
Violin,Viola,Cello,Double Bass,String Orchestra — Score,Set of Parts — Classical Period,Baroque Period,Christian
Composed by Diego Salazar. Arranged by David Warin Solomons. Classical Period, Baroque Period, Christian. Score, Set of Parts. 25 pages. Published by David Warin Solomons (S0.610233).
Price: $10.00
Salga el torillo hosquillo (Let the little wild bull out) arranged for wind nonet — Diego Salazar
Woodwind Choir or Ensemble — Score,Set of Parts — Classical Period,Baroque Period,Christian
Composed by Diego Salazar. Arranged by David Warin Solomone. Classical Period, Baroque Period, Christian. Score, Set of Parts. 25 pages. Published by David Warin Solomons (S0.612789).
Price: $10.00
De Salazar wrote almost only religious polyphony in Latin, except for the villancicos, which are in Spanish. Most of these are lost as nothing was printed, even though some of his many Motets were still sung in the late 19th century at Zamora. He left music for almost the entire liturgical needs of the cathedral: psalms, hymns, numerous motets and above all the Office of the Dead, which he wrote not in one go but part by part, yet ending up with a consistant service.
De Salazar left his native environment as a young adult, and, after several appointments elsewhere in Castille, became Maestro de capilla of the cathedral in Zamora in 1668, where he stayed till his death there. Such a long term of office was unusual — most colleagues sought better paid appointments — so he is believed to have been happy there and not very ambitious; he was succeeded by his own pupil Tomé Alonso Cobaleda.