Pamplona-Iruña. The Archive of Navarre, along with the Baluarte Foundation present the Navarrese Sound Archiv (Fonoteca Navarra), with 29 compositions from Navarre’s musical heritage from the 18th century to the present that also encompasses authors and productions from the Diaspora, as is the case of the only woman who is currently part of the resource, Emiliana de Zubeldia (Salinas de Oro, Navarra, 1888 - Hermosillo, México 1987). Access is free and open to the public.
The Fonoteca Navarra - Nafar Fonoteka aims to recuperate, conserve, and share the musical heritage, while presenting its main composers and performers. The works that kick off the collection are representative of the wide variety of musical genres and forms ranging from Baroque choral works, to a newly created symphonic composition. Recordings by first-rate interpreters were carried out in Baluarte between September 14-, 2020.
Information is available in four languages (Spanish, Basque, English and French). It is organized by centuries and composers, assigned according to the characteristics of their work. The 29 works selected for this first step correspond to the following 18 composers:
-Bernardo de Peralta (passed away in 1617)
-José de Cáseda (1660-1725)
-Simón de Araya (1676-1738)
-Fernando de Acuña (1690-1754)
-Andrés de Escaregui (1711-1773)
-Juan María Guelbenzu (1818-1886)
-Emilio Arrieta (1821-1894)
-Joaquín Gaztambide (1822-1870)
-Dámaso Zabalza (1835-1894)
-Felipe Gorriti (1839-1896)
-Buenaventura Íñiguez (1840-1902)
-Pablo Sarasate (1844-1908)
-Agustín Pérez Soriano (1846-1907)
-Joaquín Larregla (1865-1945)
-Emiliana de Zubeldía (1888-1987)
-Jesús García Leoz (1904-1953)
-Lorenzo Ondarra (1931-2012)
-Koldo Pastor.(1947)
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