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Robert Xavier Rodríguez : Adoración Ambulante — A Mexican Folk Celebration


Publisher G Schirmer Inc
Category
Chorus and Orchestra/Ensemble
Year Composed 1994
Duration
1 Hour
Solo Voice(s) Tenor, Bass
Chorus
SATB chorus; Children's chorus
Orchestration 2(pic)222/4431/timp.4perc.hp/str/ mariachi band; percussion ensemble; church bells; conch shells; and singing audience
Languages
Aztec, Mayan, Spanish
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Programme Note

Adoración Ambulante was created for a multimedia performance combining diverse ensembles in locations throughout Tepoztlán's Cathedral Square. Church bells sound a call to worship. A fanfare of conch shells in the four corners of the courtyard is answered by trumpets in the church tower. The central portion of the work is Con Flor y Canto, a twenty-minute narrative cantata with Spanish texts from ancient Aztec and Mayan chronicles and the Bible. The cantata is framed by a choral introit and benediction in both Latin and Nauhuatl, plus dances and processionals led by Mariachis.

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