Lecture/Recital of Historical Spanish Organ Music

Peter Martens

Lecture/Recital of Historical Spanish Organ Music

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Abstract

This lecture-recital was held at Iglesia San Bartolome in Seville, Spain, as a performance event coordinated with the TTU Study Center in Seville and with my own courses taught during Fall 2012. The church leaders were kind enough to grant free use of the space and of their 16th-century organ, and local residents were invited along with the TTU community in Seville.

Original language	English
State	Published - Sep 19 2012

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