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Auf der Suche nach galicischer-römischer Spur in #Galicien (#Gallaecia) @Gc_Gciencia #EntdeckenGalicien

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Die Ursprünge des #Galicisches und Portugiesiches: #Galicisch-Portuguiesisch und #CantigasDeSantaMaría von Alfons x. der weise #EntdeckenGalicisch #Musik

A complete edition of the lyrics and music of the 13th century Cantigas de Santa Maria of Alfonso X O Sabio, specially prepared for singers and instrumentalists.

In these pages you will find:

  • the lyrics of all 420 Cantigas, with syllable marks, phonetic transcriptions, editorial notes and links to manuscript facsimiles;
  • edited and annotated transcriptions of the original manuscript music notation for all 414 Cantigas that have it, including the facility to underlay the lyrics of each stanza in turn;
  • Main index by number and an Index by incipit (first line);
  • a detailed guide to the Pronunciation of medieval Galician-Portuguese, the language of the Cantigas, and an overview of the Spelling used in this edition;
  • a set of research tools, including a comprehensive Text concordance linking every word form to the complete list of places where it is used, along with a Rhyming word searchand a Musical notation concordance;

… and much more besides.

If you’re new to the site, read the Introduction for a bit of background. Otherwise, you can explore the menus at the top of the page or jump straight to the Main index.

 

 

 

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#EntdeckenGalicien Erweiterung der #galicischen Musik mit @ondavital_rg in @RadioGalega

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Onda Vital” concíbese como un programa de expansión da música galega, aberto a todo o sector en Galicia. No seu tempo terán cabida entrevistas, gravación e emisión de concertos de bandas galegas, ou mesmo a sección “Venham mais 5”, en que semanalmente Lara Tigre convidará outras persoas a ‘pinchar’ no espazo as súas cinco cancións favoritas en galego.

A xornalista que está detrás da Dj Lara Tigre, Xiana Arias (A Fonsagrada, 1983), traballa no “Diario Cultural” da Radio Galega desde hai dez anos. É tamén escritora, publicou os poemarios “Ortigas” e “Acusación”, é baixista da banda “Atrás Tigre” e protagonista e cantante no libro-cd “Sira e o robot. Adventures on Titan”.

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Eine Petroglyphe, die in Galicien liegt, atlantische Kultur und mediterrane Kultur vereint #GalicischeVorgeschichte

vía Capítulo 0 | Quelle: Popular Arqueology

A unique petroglyph discovered near the Atlantic coast of northern Spain (Galicia) has provided evidence that contacts between ancient Atlantic cultures and contemporaneous cultures of the Mediterranean were earlier and perhaps more intense than previously thought.

The rock art panel, located in the Costa dos Castros region and known as Auga dos Cebros, depicts a boat with a structure, including a combination of oars and sails, that match the general design and concept of seafaring vessels of Mediterranean cultures roughly 4,000 years ago. The typical Atlantic equivalent boats of the time were known to feature primarily oar-propelled boats without sails, with a different overall form.

When first encountered, the petroglyph piqued the interest of researcher Javier Costas Goberna, who first began searching for comparable evidence and renderings in the archaeological record throughout Europe. Coming up empty, he turned his attention to researching the Mediterranean regions. His search here proved fruitful, discovering evidence of very similarly designed vessels as evidenced by a variety of archaeological finds. In fact, fellow researcher María Ruiz-Gálvez Priego identified the Auga dos Cebros boat as being remarkably similar to Aegean model vessels of approximately 2000 B.C., particularly as they were depicted on ancient Cretan stamps. Like the Auga dos Cebros boat, those vessels featured outwardly-opened bows and sterns, masts and rigging that held sails as the primary means of propulsion, and lines that are interpreted to represent oars and/or oarsmen for secondary, additional propulsion.

Combined with the fact that the Auga dos Cebros petroglyph represents the only such depiction of this type of seafaring vessel in the Atlantic/European region characteristic to the Bronze Age time period, the researchers posit that the Auga dos Cebros boat likely traveled from a Mediterranean point of origin, suggesting contact or trade with Atlantic cultures as much as 4,000 years ago.

More about this important discovery, including images, can be found in the Dig Ventures article by Maiya Pina-Dacier.