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143A a Rirar C·Onvido El Amor (Juan Index A lo guerra del cielo (Cristóbal Ga­ Amar sin conocer (Barbieri), 140b Balakirev, M. A., l 17b, l 19a, 120a, lán), 143a Anchicta, Juan de (1462- 1523), 6a, 121b, 122b, 123a, 124b, 125b, A rirar c·onvido el amor (Juan 8a, 9b, 13ab, 16b, 150b- 151a 126a, l 32ab Durango), l 43a Anes, Rodrigo, Oporto chantre Baldino, Justo, bishop of Ceuta, 5b Abraham. Gcrald, mistakes made (1329), 4b Barahona Vega, Clemente, l !Ob by, 117b, 125b Anglés, Higinio, 3b, 13ab Barbacci, Rodolfo, 88b, 92b, 93b, Academia Granados (Barcelona), Annapolis, Rimski-Korsakov at, 94b, !Olb 143b 127ab Barbieri, Francisco Asen jo, 6a, 9b, Accademia Filarmonica (Bologna), Annes, Joao, Oporto canon (1491), IOa, 139a- 141b, 151b Martines elected to, 27b 5b Barbosa, Ayres, classicist, 1la , Affonso (1509- 1540), cardinal, !Ob, Arabia, Pedro de, 46a 139b ! la Aracena Infanta, Aníbal, 90b Barbosa Machado, Diogo, 9b, IOa, Affonso V (1438- 1481), monarch, Aragonese royal chapel (Naples), 139b 5b, 8b members of, 148b--150a Barcelona, city trumpeter at (15th Agricola, Alcxander, 15la Aranda, Matheo de, 9a century), l 46a Águilar, Mariana (mother of Manuel Argote, Joaquín J., 87a Barnum, P. T., 120b, 121b del Pópulo García), 45b-46a Arredondo, Elvira, 92b Barreiros, Martim Vicente, 5a Aguirre y Loizaga, Josef de (father Arrieta Cañas, Luis, 89a Barriga, Juan Agustín, 90ab, 99b of José Morales), 47b-48a Arricta, Emilio, 140a Barriga, Pilar, 98b Alard, Dclphine, 89a, 91a Arteaga y Pereira, G., l 13a Barros, Joao de, 9b Alba, Antonio (fT 1896), 96a Artót, Alexandre, 92a Banholf Scnff, publisher, 108b Albéniz: Isaac, 113a- 1 l 5b; Laura, Arturo Napoleao & Miguéz, pub­ Barwick, Steven, 137a 113a lishers, 102a Bastos, Teresina, 104b Albero, Sebastián, 146a Asedio de Medina, 51h Beethoven, 93ab, 94b, IOlb Alexander VI, pope, 6b Asenjo Barbieri, Francisco, see Bar- Bcll, Aubrey F. G., 8b Alexandria, Virginia, Rimski- bieri, Francisco Asenjo Bcncdict XII, antipope, ( = Pedro Korsakov at, 127a, 132a Associa~ao Música 24 de Junho, l 39b de Luna, dcposcd 1417), 149b Alfonso V, el Magnánimo (1394- Astorga, Marqués de, 50b-5 I b Bériot, Charles de, 89a, 91 a 1460), 3b, l 49ab Atlas, Allan W., 145ab Bernard· Valvillc, Fran~ois, 58 Alfonso XII, 1 l 3a Auber, 99a Biblioteca de Catalunya, 142a Allarde, Marie-Frarn;ois, 58 Auenbrugger, Marianna von, 25a Bibliotheca Lusifana, 9b, !Oa, 139b Allende Sarón, Pedro Humberto, Aur(e)nhammer, Josefa Barbara Billet, Alexandre, piano teachcr, l!Ob von (1758-1820), 25a 107a Almarcha, Juan, 46b A ves, flores, luces (Bello de Torices), Binimelis, Domingo [and familyJ, Almeida, José Gaspar de, 4b, 9a l4Ja 98b, 99a Alpedrinha, see Costa, Jorge da Avilés, Manuel Leitao de, 4a Blanca 1, quecn of Navarre (1386- Alva, Alonso de, 8b, IOb, 13a Ay, ojos, suspended (Mateo 1441), 149b Aharenga, Joao Pedro d', 7ab Romero), 143a Blasco, José, 58 Álvarcz, José, 51 b, 52a Azevedo, Joao de, Oporto bishor Bloomington, Indiana, 12a Álvarez, Rodrigo, Oporto printer (1465- 1495). 5ab, 9a Bocabadatti, see Rocabadatti, ( 1497), 6b Bagolini, José, 98b Eugenia 153 154 INTER-AMERtCAN MUStC REVIE\\ Bogdanov-Berezovski, V., 130b Cantata o la Providencio (Taglia­ Corbin, Solange, 4b-5a, 7a Bóhm, Gümher, 87a ferro), 99ab Cornago, Johannes, 145b, bolero (El Poeta calculista), 55b Cantem señors (Escobar contrafac- 149b-150b Boltz, Osear, pianist, 89ab tum), 12b Correa de Arauxo, Francisco, IOa Bonno, Giuseppe (1710-1788), 25b, Caracas, Venezuela, White at, 89a Correa do Campo, Manuel, 4a, IOa 38b Cardoso, Ferniio, 1J ab Correa, Manuel, Calced Carmelite, Borg, Paul, 12ab Carlos F. Niemeycr, Chilean pub- 4a, IOa Borromeo, Y italiano ( 1720- 1797), lishers, 97ab Costa, Jorge da, cardinal, 7a 25b, 26a Carlos 11 (Spain), 142b Cotarelo y Mori, Emilio, 45a, 53b Borrowdale, Robert J., 137a Carlos 111 (Spain), 51 a Cotes, Ambrosio, JOb Boyarynya Vera Sheloga, 124b Carlos IV (Spain), 46a, 50b Covell, Lcmucl, 134a Braga: Our Lady responsories sung Carnaval de Venecia, 89b, 92a Crane, James C., l 34b at, 5a; manuscript antiphoners at, Carneiro, Álvaro, 7b Cree(, Bryant L., 4a 7a; published brcviaries for, 7a Carnicer, Ramón, 93a, 94a Cruz, Filipe da, 4a Braga, Henrique (1845-1917), 107a Carpentier, Alejo, 1JOb Cuenca Cathedral, defective Branco, Joiio de Freitas, 8b Carreras Granados, Antonio cataloguing of music at, 142a Brant, Joseph, Mohawk lndian, 133b (grandson of the composer), 143b Cunha, Rodrigo da, 4b,.5ab, 7b Brassin, Louis, 1 l3b, l l 4ab Casares Rodieio, Emilio, 6a, 9b, Cusick, James N., Tuscarora Baptist Briiutigan, Dr., l 14a 141a minister, l 33a Bravo, Manuel, librettist, 58 Cascarreto, Johannes de (j11439), Dargomyzhski, l 27a Bretón, Tomás, l 13a 149b De beata Virgine, coopcratively Brindis de Salas, Claudio, 89a Castil-Blaze, F. H., 57a written Masses, 8a Briones, Joaquina, 46b, 52b Castillo, Diego del, 55b De Getofe al Paraíso, 140b Brito, Esteviio de, 4a Ceballos, Rodrigo de, 12b, 145b Depetris, Fabio, 95b Brito, Manuel Carlos de, 8b, 137ab Ccllctti, Rodolfo, 45a Deru, Edouard (1875- 1928), Brown, A. Petcr, 38a Cerrone, Joiio, ccllist, 106b violinist, 107b Brudieu, l 37a Cervantes, Esmeralda, harpist, 107a Desprez, Josquin, 16a, ISia Brussels Conservatory, l 13b, l 14ab Cervet, Antonius (j11418), 149a Didone abbandonato, 25b Budapcst, Albéniz at, l 14a Ceuta, bishop of ( 1487), 5b Dixit Dominus (Martines), 27a Burchard, Johann, 6b, 7a Chaconne (Bach), IOlb, 102a Dmitriev, A. N., 124b Burney, Charles, 26a, 27b, 28b, 37a Charles V 1 (Austria), 25ab, 38ab Domenech, Francisco, SOab Buschmann, Guimariics & lrmao, Chillán, Chile, 88a, 89a, 98b, 99a Don Cario (Vcrdi), 89b publishers, 103b Choudens Pcrc & Fils, publishcrs, Don Giovonni, l 19a Cabello, Melchor ( = Fray Melchor 94b Duarte, Dom (1391-1438), 3a, 149a de Montemayor), 139b Ciatica, Isidro, 48a, 48b Ducci, José, 90b, 92a, 93a Cádiz: 46b-48b, 50b; cathedral, Cimarosa, Domenico, 57a Dufay ( = Du Fay), Guillaume, 150ab l 37b, l 42b; San Lorenzo llamabat autem mulier, 9ab, 12b, Dulcísimo dueño (Sebastián Durón). (Church of), 46b 13a, 16a, 17-21 (music) 143a Caldara, Antonio, 25b, 38b Claro-Valdés, Samuel, 94a Dumois, José Mitchell, 106a Calixt us 11, pope, 4b CI u b Beet hovcn, R io de Ja neiro, Ouncan, John Morrison, traveller Calixt us 111, pope, l 50ab 104a among Tuscaroras, 134b Callcnder, Amos, Buffalo musie Cocq, Amelia, 107b Durango, Juan, Fray, 142ab, 143a enthusiast, 134b- 135a Coi:llo, Claudio, painter, 142b Durante, Francesco, 25b, 38b Calzabigi, Ranieri, 26a Coimbra: wedJing at (1428), 3b; Durfeld, Theresc von ( 1769-1795), Campana, Fabio, 98b Escobar manuscript source at, 9a 28a Canción de Yungay, 94b Collet , Henri, l 13b, 114a, 141a E. Niemeyer & lnghirami, Chilcan Canción patriótica (Federico Guz­ Comes, Juan Buaiista, 141b, 143a publishers, 96a mán), 93ab, 94ab Compere, Loysct, 12b Egydio do Porto, frei, Oporto Concioneiro musical e poético da Concepción, Chile, 88a, 89ab, coadjutor bishop (1475), 5b Biblioteca Públia Hortensia 98ab, 99a Elche, mystery of, 12b [Elvas), 8b, 9a, 12a, 22b Consueta (1709), Elche music El Galeote honrado, 54a-55a, 55b Cancionero Musical de Po/ocio, source, 12b El Marqués de Caravoca, 140b 9ab, 12b, 16b, 22ab Copiapó, Chile, 88a, IOOb Elústiza, J. B. de, 8b, IOb, 13a Canga-Argüelles García-Morales, Coquimbo, Chile, 88a, IOOb Elvas. 8b, 9a, 12a, 149a (singer Paula, 53a Coro(:on triste (Escobar), 13b, 22a from, 1418) lndex 155 En la cárcel de Belén (Matías Frías, Josefina, 93b Griesingcr, G. A., 25b, 37a Ruiz), 143a Friedenthal, Albert, 96ab, 108a Griselda (Paer), 53b Encina, Juan del, Sb, 9a, IOb, 16b, Frolia, Martim, Oporto chantre, 4b Groot, Adolphe, composition 22a Fuenllana, Miguel de, 146b teachcr, l07a Enciso Castrillón, Félix, 58 Galli, Raffaele, 9la, 92b Guadalupe Monastery (Cáceres), Epometria, seu de metiendi carmina Galuppi, Baldassare, 25b, 38b l39b ratione (Ayres =Arias Barbosa, Gándara, Francisco, 144a Guareces, Caterina and Isabel, 1515) 139b García de la Cuesta, Gregorio, 49a pensions received by, 1la Erkel, Fcrenc, l 14b García Fraile, Dámaso, 142a Guarda, bishop of, 11 a Ernani, 94a García Gutiérrez, Antonio, 140b Guardias Walonas (Madrid), 52a Ernst, H. W., 90a, IOlb García, Manuel del Pópulo Vicente, Guerra, Edgardo, White pupil, Escobar, Pedro de, 3-23, ISia 45-85; works by, El preso, 50b; 104b Escorial, El: music archive at, 14lb- El criado fingido, 54a; El poeta Guerra y Alarcón, Antonio, l 13a, 143b, IS lb; villancico composers, calculista, 54a-56a; works com­ l 14a Laird's catalogue of, 142a: Es­ posed by, prior to departure Guerrero, Francisco, IOb, l 6a, corial B, manuscript, l46a from Spain in 1807, 58 140a Eslava, Hilarión, 52a García, Manuel Patricio (son of Guil/aume Tell (Rossini), ovenure, Espín y Guillén, Joaquín, Slb Manuel del Pópulo Vicente), 93a Esterházy, Nikolaus (1). 25b, 38b 45a, 52b Guion, Caroline, 109b Étienne, Charles, 58 Garrido, Pablo, 96b Gungl, Joscph, 93a Eugenius IV, pope, 149ab Gauthier, André, l 13b Gunther, Roben, 87a Évora, court at, 6b, 9ab, l lab Gaztambide, Joaquín, 140a Gutiérrez de Padilla, Juan de (d Extremadura, Hernando Franco Gerber, Rudolf, I2b 1664), 137b born in, 137b Gerbert, Martin, 26a, 28a Guzmán, Áurelia Oliva de, 91a Farinelli (Cario Broschi, 1705- Gesualdo, Vicente, 98b, lOlb Guzmán, Eustaquio Segundo: 90b, 1782), 27b-28a Gevaert, F. A., l 13b 92ab, 93b, 94b, 96a, 'J7a, !Ola, Fauges, Guillaume, 150a Ghersem, Géry de, 142a 103a; Federico, 93ab, 94ab, Faust: l 19a; fantasy for two violins; Gil, Rafael, 46b-48b 106b- 107a; Fernando, 93b 92b; march from, 93ab Gilbert of England, bishop, l la Haberkamp, Gertraut, 13b, 22b Felíu y Codina, José, 144a Girardin, Émile de, 88b Haebler, Conrad, 6b Fenández de Madrid, Juan, 15la Glazunov, A., 123a Haffner, Johann Ulrich, 26a Fenelón, Eugenio, 91 b Glinka, M. l., 125ab, 127a, 130b Handel, G. F., 25b, 38b Fernandes, Álvaro <fl 1434), 3a Gloria y Peluca (Barbieri), 14la Hasse, J. A., 25b, 26b, 38b Fernandes, Gaspar (d 1629), 4a Gi>hler, Bernardo, 94ab Hauser, Mis~a. 87a Fernández Arbós, Enrique, l l 4b Gombert, Nicholas, 16a Haydn, F.
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