Spanish Medieval song

Composed by Guglielmo da Pesaro (c. 1425 - 1480)

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Spanish
• Medieval
• music

[MLpossible]

Sorry mate but middle ages finished in Europe during the beginning of XVI century! Except Italy, which developed the Renaissance throughout the 1400s :) See wikipedia just in case :)

[Sanbev]

Well then i was confusing Itlalys renaissance with the rest of western europe.Thanks for the info.

[Kikefriki]

@JMPM55 This is the XV century ROCK, man!

[AxierNigromante]

@AnnikaMorozov or that italian born in the Spanish Italy, i don't know

[AxierNigromante]

@AnnikaMorozov they say also that it was composed by a Portuguese, or even it is an anonymous composition.

[AnnikaMorozov]

If this was composed by Guglielmo da Pesaro, isn't it Italian?

[nextstep333]

@MLpossible Many say the Middle Ages ended in what is now Spain and Portugal in the mid-1450's when these nations started venturing beyond the Mediterranean.

[gothscop]

This is "La gamba" , apparently this is an anonymous ground bass, famous throughout Europe in the 16th century (like Passamezzo antico, romanesca "guárdame las vacas" and others). It's the first time I hear of this ground bass as being attributed to a composer, specially from the 15th century.

[gothscop]

This is "La gamba" , apparently this is an anonymous ground bass, famous throughout Europe in the 16th century (like Passamezzo antico, romanesca "guárdame las vacas" and others). It's the first time I hear of this ground bass as being attributed to a composer, specially from the 15th century.

[domatesful]

Europa Universalis 2 song

[SycamoreHill14]

I never thought I would like music like this. Folk Metal ftw!!

[AxierNigromante]

@Tsugimoto1 search for "Pavana con su glosa" of Antonio de Cabezón.