Entrevista para o programa radiofónico “Na Outra Margem”, da autoria de Manuela Paraíso, em 25 de Julho de 2012. Divulgação do Festival “Música Ibérica Séculos XVI & XVII”, que decorreu em Angra do Heroísmo e Praia da Vitória de 28 de Julho a 5 de Agosto de 2012. Participaram neste festival os organistas Ricardo Toste e Nelson Pereira e o Coro da…[Read more]

Apresentação do projecto “Música Sacra em Évora no Século XVIII” em desenvolvimento pelo pólo da Universidade de Évora do Centro de Estudos de Sociologia e Estética Musical.

Sequence for the Sunday of Resurrection (Easter Sunday) “Victimae Paschali laudes” from the eighteenth-century choirbook P-AHc MM 414 preserved in the music archive of the Capitular Archive of Angra Cathedral (Terceira, Azores).

Responsory for Holy Saturday Matins by Portuguese composer Francisco Martins (1629-1680) for four voices (SATB). Recorded by Ensemble da Sé de Angra (dir. Luís Henriques) July 2013 in Angra Cathedral (Terceira, Azores).

Hymn “Tua Jesu dilectio”, for three voices (SSB, here in SST) attributed to Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina. Recorded by Ensemble da Sé de Angra (dir. Luís Henriques) July 2013 in Angra Cathedral (Terceira, Azores).

Hymn “Jesu Rex admirabilis”, for three voices (SSA, here as SST) attributed to Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina. Recorded by Ensemble da Sé de Angra July 2013 in Angra Cathedral (Terceira, Azores).

Hymn “Stabat mater”, for four voices (SATB), attributed to Portuguese composer Estêvão de Brito (c.1575-1641) in the Málaga Cathedral choirbooks. Recorded by Ensemble Eborenses (dir. Luís Henriques) July 2013 in Angra Cathedral (Terceira, Azores).

Hymn “Lucis creator optime”, for four voices (SATB), attributed to Portuguese composer Estêvão de Brito (c.1575-1641) in the Málaga Cathedral choirbooks. Recorded by Ensemble da Sé de Angra (dir. Luís Henriques) July 2013 in Angra Cathedral (Terceira, Azores).

One of the two four-voice (SATB) versions of the invitatory “Christus natus est nobis” for Christmas Matins by composer Estêvão Lopes Morago (c.1575-c.1630). Recorded by Ensemble da Sé de Angra (dir. Luís Henrique) July 2013 in Angra Cathedral (Terceira, Azores).

The fifth antiphon for the office of Lauds in Festo S. Andreae (November 30), from eighteenth-century choirbook P-AHc MM 383, from the musical archive of the Capitular Archive of Angra Cathedral (Terceira, Azores).

The fourth antiphon for the office of Lauds in Festo S. Andreae (November 30), from eighteenth-century choirbook P-AHc MM 383, from the musical archive of the Capitular Archive of Angra Cathedral (Terceira, Azores).

The third antiphon for the office of Lauds in Festo S. Andreae (November 30), from eighteenth-century choirbook P-AHc MM 383, from the musical archive of the Capitular Archive of Angra Cathedral (Terceira, Azores).

The second antiphon for the office of Lauds in Festo S. Andreae (November 30), from eighteenth-century choirbook P-AHc MM 383, from the musical archive of the Capitular Archive of Angra Cathedral (Terceira, Azores).

The first antiphon for the office of Lauds in Festo S. Andreae (November 30), from eighteenth-century choirbook P-AHc MM 383, from the musical archive of the Capitular Archive of Angra Cathedral (Terceira, Azores).

Fourth responsory for Christmas Matins for four voices (SATB) by Portuguese composer Pedro de Cristo (c.1550-1618). Recorded by Ensemble da Sé de Angra (dir. Luís Henriques) July 2013 in Angra Cathedral (Terceira, Azores).

Version for three voices (SAT) of the Litany pro Defunctis refrain “Jesu Redemptor” by Portuguese composer Filipe de Magalhães (c.1571-1652). Recorded by Ensemble da Sé de Angra (dir. Luís Henriques) July 2013 in Angra Cathedral (Terceira, Azores).

Litany pro Defunctis refrain “Jesu Redemptor” for eight voices (SATB/SATB) by composer Estêvão Lopes Morago (c.1575-c.1630). Recorded by Ensemble da Sé de Angra (dir. Luís Henriques) January 30th 2013 in Angra Cathedral (Terceira, Azores).

Motet “Adjuva nos, Deus” for four voices (SATB) by composer Mateus d’Aranda (or Matheo d’Aranda, c.1495-1548), following the edition prepared for Edições MPMP. Recorded by Ensemble da Sé de Angra (dir. Luís Henriques) February 3rd 2013 in the Church of Santa Cruz, Praia da Vitória (Terceira, Azores).

First responsory for Maundy Thursday Matins office “In monte Oliveti” for four voices (SATB) by Portuguese composer Fr. Manuel Cardoso (1566-1650). Recorded by Ensemble da Sé de Angra (dir. Luís Henriques) February 3rd 2013 in the Church of Santa Cruz, Praia da Vitória (Terceira, Azores).

Crítica para a edição online da revista Glosas, a propósito do concerto da Orquestra de Sopros da Universidade de Évora no Teatro Garcia de Resende a 1 de Dezembro de 2014.