Granada Eterna

Jordi Savall's 'Granada Eterna' is a captivating musical journey that delves into the rich cultural heritage of medieval Spain. Released on 20 May 2016 by Alia Vox, this classical album is a testament to Savall's mastery of medieval music. With a duration of 1 hour and 18 minutes, 'Granada Eterna' transports listeners to a bygone era, where the sounds of the Middle Ages come alive.

The album features a diverse range of tracks, from the hauntingly beautiful 'Invocación Qamti be-Ishon Layla' to the lively 'Danza morisca'. Savall's meticulous attention to detail and commitment to historical accuracy are evident throughout the album, as he weaves together a tapestry of sounds that reflect the complex cultural landscape of medieval Spain.

From the instrumental 'Taqsim' pieces, which showcase Savall's skill on the ney and kanun, to the poignant 'Lamento: Plange Castella misera', each track is a testament to the artist's dedication to his craft. The album also features recitations of historical texts, including the 'Carta sobre la conversión forzosa' and the 'Diario de abordo de Cristóbal Colón', which add a sense of depth and context to the music.

With 'Granada Eterna', Jordi Savall has created an album that is at once a tribute to the musical traditions of medieval Spain and a deeply personal expression of his own artistic vision. The result is a work of profound beauty and elegance, one that will resonate with fans of classical and medieval music alike.