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Jaime Torrens

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Jayme Torrens (1741-1803) was a Spanish composer who was maestro de capilla at Málaga Cathedral after Juan Francés de Iribarren.[1][2][3]

Recorded works

  • "Serpiente venenosa" Maria Espada, David Sagastume, Orquestra Barroca de Sevilla Diego Fasolis, Almaviva 2006
  • "Guiados de una estrella", "O Adalid invencible", "Soberano Señor" Maria Espada, José Hernández-pastor, Orquestra Barroca de Sevilla , Fasolis, Prometeo 2008

References

  1. ^ Historia de Andalucía - Volume 9 - Page 115 1984 "Es el malagueño Jaime Torrens, de ascendencia mallorquina, el elegido, ocupando la plaza el 24 de enero de 1770 hasta ... que ha de ser fundamentalmente compositor, y por el organista, que debe ser un buen experto en su instrumento."
  2. ^ Anuario musical - Volumes 23-24 1970 -- Page 189 "el dictamen emitido por el Maestro de Capilla Jaime Torrens, ..."
  3. ^ José Luis Palacios Garoz - El último villancico barroco valenciano 1995-8480210621 Page 35 "... maestro de capilla Jaime Torrens, los villancicos malagueños son suplantados por los responsorios del Espagnoleto ."
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