Via Crucis Kreuzweg In Spanien

Station I: Juan Navarro: Dicebat Jesus - Station II: Tomás Luis de Victoria: Eram quasi agnus - Station III: Anonymus (XVI. Jh.): Sicut ovis - Station IV: Francisco Guerrero: Sancta Maria - Station V: Cristóbal de Morales: Per tuam crucem - Station VI: Martin de Ribaflecha: Anima mea liquefacta est - Station VII: Tomás Luis de Victoria: Animam meam dilectam - Station VIII: Alonso Lobo: Vivo ego, dicit Dominus - Station IX: Cristóbal de Morales: Peccantem me quotidie - Station X: Juan Esquivel: O vos omnes - Station XI: Francisco de Peñalosa: Sancta mater istud agas - Station XII: Juan de Anchieta: In passione Domini - Station XIII: Francisco Guerrero: O Domine Jesu Christe - Station XIV: Tomás Luis de Victoria: Ecce quomodo moritur Julian Romero (*1967): In monte Oliveti - Deus meus - Ecce lignum crucis - Ego dormivi

The Way of the Cross (or the Stations of the Cross) does not belong to the liturgy but rather to devotional practice, and has always represented one of the more intense and heartfelt moments of popular worship.
The music selected for this recording belongs to the great repertory of the Spanish Renaissance, a period spanning the late fifteenth century up to the time of Victoria. The choice of music is based upon the connection among the various composers as their highly expressive use of musical colour, rendering the music evocative, visual and plastic. The works are of rare beauty and invite us to witness a veritable musical drama. Listening to the sequence of motets from Morales to Anchieta, from Esquivel to Guerrero is like processing along the aisle, viewing the bas-reliefs that represent each of the Stations of the Cross. Within the arc of the 14 stations the two visions of the prophet and the dramatic cry of Christ, have been inserted.

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