Sacred vocal music by Ignacio Jerusalem found in the archives of the National Cathedral in Mexico City
by Trevino-Godfrey, Ana, D.M.A., RICE UNIVERSITY, 2009, 195 pages; 3362422

Abstract:

This thesis analyzes and transcribes into a modern performing edition eight sacred works for solo voice and instrumental accompaniment by Ignacio Jerusalem, the chapelmaster of the National Cathedral in Mexico City from 1749 to 1769. It also places these works in historical context by examining Jerusalem's position within the evolution of Western musical style in New Spain.

The following works are transcribed and analized: Responsorio Segundo del Patrocinio de Santo San Jose, Responsorio Quinto de la Concepcion de Nuestra Señora, Responsorio Segundo Para Los Matines de Santo Ildefonso, Motete I del II Nocturno, Responsorio Tercero de Segundo Nocturno, Benigne Fac, Amplius lavame in Bb, and Amplius lavame in G.

 
AdviserWalter B. Bailey
SchoolRICE UNIVERSITY
SourceDAI/A 70-06, p. , Sep 2009
Source TypeDissertation
SubjectsReligion; Music
Publication Number3362422
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