Recordings

Navicularia

The band

Santiago Cribeiro: accordion, keyboards and piano

Paco Juncal: violin

Quico Comesaña: bouzouki and Celtic harp

Guillerme Fernández: acoustic guitar and electric bass

Anxo Pintos: bagpipes, hurdy-gurdy, soprano saxophone, recorder and violin

Isaac Palacin: drums and percussion

Guests

"Cantigas e Agarimos" singers and percussionists:

Teresa Triáns, Isabel Vilaseco, Maite Castro, Ana Blanco,

Eva Blanco, Ana García, Patricia Blanco

Craftsmen

Bagpipes: Alfonso R. Castro and Anton Corral

Hurdy-gurdy: Xaime Rivas

Celtic Harp: Ramon Casal

Drums and Djembe: Agustín García

Violin Restorers: Lucio Varela and Óscar Villar

Artistic production: Berrogüetto

Recorded and mixed by Jean Phocas in Donostia at Elkar Studios between March 25th and April 8th, 1996.

Graphic Concept: Bruto Gráfico

Cover and logo: Armando Lago

Berrogüetto Photo: Micha Zielke

Cantigas e Agarimos Photo: M. Nieto

1

Navicularia [6:02]

Music Anxo Pintos
2

Valseiro [3:31]

Music Anxo Pintos
3

Rosendo en Sabaxáns [3:58]

Music Traditional/ Berrogüetto Lyrics Traditional
4

Vilalbalcán I [3:28]

Music Traditional. Processional march from Vilalba
5

Vilalbalcán II [4:40]

Music Muiñeira from the repertory of "Choqueiro", a piper from Cangas do Morrazo
6

Anubía [3:08]

Music Traditional/ Quico Comesaña/ Anxo Pintos. Piece inspired by a melody collected by Monserrat Rivera and Felisa Segade from elders from the hamlet of Cerdeira Lyrics Traditional.Piece inspired by a melody collected by Monserrat Rivera and Felisa Segade from elders from the hamlet of Cerdeira
7

Cancro crú [4:44]

Music Anxo Pintos
8

Jota de Mórdomo / Danza de Gargamala [2:24 / 1:16]

Music Traditional. Collected by Monserrat Rivera, Felisa Segade and Carlos Vidal
9

Mornoambarina [5:38]

Music Traditional. Processional march from Pontevedra
10

Jota de gheada [3:30]

Music Anxo Pintos
11

O Mandil [7:20]

Music Quico Comesaña/ Traditional Lyrics Traditional