Victoria´s biography review inSER Historia with Nacho Ares and Inés Mogollón, head of comunication from Abvlensis festivaland part of Tomas Luis de Vistoria´s Research Center.
On Sunday July the 14th 2019, the radio programme “Música con estilo”, devoted a full programme to Victoria´s music with a programme called “Music and word on Tomás Luis de Victoria”. Was this very particular use that Victoria had when created musics for the most sensorial and sinesthesic texts he selected, the main theme on the programme. We could hear some of his motets with texts from the Song of songs, a text with an incredible sensorial and almost phisical caratcer, so rich in images, perfect for Victoria´s mastery.
Local programation of Cadena SER featured the European Cultural Heritega Year seal award for Abvlensis on 22 of February 2018.
From Cuenca Cathedral, featuring Ministriles de Marsias and Schola Antiqua, Ignasi Jordá and Javier Artigas as organists, and under the direction of Francisco Rubio and Juan Carlos Asensio, Pro Victoria Mass by Tomas Luis de Victoria was played.
The program by Juan Ángel Vela del Campo devote its time to "the best all-time spanish composer" with Juan Carlos Asensio.
Directed by Pepa Fernández, the program devoted an space to Abvlensis International Music Festival, and to the projects developed by Tomas Luis de Victoria Research Center. From 24:00 on, with live music by Alterum Cor from Valladolid directed by Valentín Benavides (in spanish).
The program team invited, among others, to the director of Tomas Luis de Victoria Research Center and International Music Festival Abvlensis, Oscar Terron Arroyo, and the musicologist, expert in the Renaissance and professor at the University of Valladolid Soterraña Aguirre, active member of the Center and the Festival team.
With the presence of Oscar Arroyo, director of the Conservatory of Ávila and head of Abvlensis, the podcast talks about the festival held since 2012 around the figure of Tomas Luis de Victoria in his native Avila, thanks to the efforts of Tomas Luis de Victoria Research Center.
An informal conversation about this masterpiece by one of the best communicators of spanish podcasting, Emilio Cano.
Programme devoted to the record "El Iesum" by Carlos Mena and Juan Carlos Rivera with Victoria’s music.
