Raquel Andueza facts for kids
Raquel Andueza (born December 6, 1980, in Pamplona) is a Spanish soprano, which means she is a female singer with a high vocal range. She is known for her beautiful voice and her work in early music, which is music from the past, often from the Baroque period. Since 2003, she has been a member of a vocal group called La Colombina, led by Josep Cabré. In 2011, Raquel started her own record company, Anima e Corpo.
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Raquel Andueza's Music Journey
Raquel Andueza has recorded many albums, showcasing her amazing voice in different types of music. She often works with groups that specialize in playing music from hundreds of years ago, using instruments from that time.
Working with Different Music Groups
Raquel has collaborated with several famous music groups and directors. These collaborations have allowed her to explore a wide range of historical music.
Recordings with A Private Musicke
With the group A Private Musicke, led by Pierre Pitzl, Raquel has recorded albums that feature music from the 16th and 17th centuries.
- Alfabeto Songs: This album includes guitar songs from 17th-century Italy. It features music by composers like Giovanni Stefani and Francesco Corbetta.
Recordings with El Concierto Español
Raquel has also worked with El Concierto Español and Orphénica Lyra, often directed by José Miguel Moreno or Emilio Moreno.
- Música en el ‘Quijote’: This album features music inspired by the famous Spanish novel Don Quijote.
- Iphigenie en Tracia: This is a recording of a zarzuela, which is a Spanish musical play, by José de Nebra.
- La Tirana Contra Mambrú: This album explores popular musical comedies from Spain around the year 1800.
Recordings with More Hispano
With More Hispano, directed by Vicente Parrilla, Raquel has recorded albums like Yr a Oydo and Glosas. These recordings often feature Spanish music from different historical periods.
Recordings with L'Arpeggiata
Raquel has also performed and recorded with L'Arpeggiata, led by Christina Pluhar. This group is known for its unique approach to early music, often blending it with folk and jazz elements.
- Mediterraneo: This album features a mix of Mediterranean music styles.
- Music for a While: This recording includes improvisations based on music by Henry Purcell.
- Los pajaros perdidos: Another album showcasing their diverse musical interests.
- Monteverdi Vespers: A recording of important sacred music by Claudio Monteverdi.
Other Notable Recordings
Raquel Andueza has also contributed to many other recordings, both as a soloist and as part of different choirs and ensembles.
- D'amore e tormento: This album features songs by various Baroque composers like Tarquinio Merula and Claudio Monteverdi.
- Yo soy la locura: This recording includes songs by composers such as José Marín and Jean-Baptiste Lully.
- In Paradiso: This album focuses on sacred and moral Italian songs from the 17th century.
- Villancicos 1769: A recording of traditional Spanish Christmas songs by Martin y Soler.
- Sevilla circa 1650: Recorded with La Trulla De Bozes, this album explores music from Seville around the mid-17th century.
- Requiem Officium Defunctorum, 1605: A recording of Victoria's Requiem with Musica Ficta.
Raquel Andueza continues to be a leading voice in the world of early music, bringing historical compositions to life for audiences around the globe.
See also
In Spanish: Raquel Andueza para niños
