Chorus and Society:
The "Orfeón Gaditano" in 19th Century
Authors
- Juan Antonio Juan Antonio Verdía Díaz (ES) IES La Caleta (Cádiz)
Abstract
The documentation that has come up to us from Cadiz Chorus is very scarce. Nevertheless, it must have been a very popular society in the second half of 19th century. The musicological tradition reduces the incipient activity of the choral movement to the north of Spain. At present, it is necessary to claim the role of the periphery. The working grouping, the sense of nation, the musical pedagogy of base, are the elements that set in the choruses. Definitely, tradition has constructed different speeches on the Chorus on which it is worth to go in depth, refutate or put into context.
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