Hispaniae schola musica sacra
work edited by Pedrell
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Hispaniae schola musica sacra is an eight-volume collection of early Spanish church, stage, and organ music. It was edited by Felipe Pedrell, a Spanish composer and music scholar, and published for the first time. The collection includes works by prominent Spanish composers such as Antonio de Cabezón and Tomás Luis de Victoria. Pedrell's work aimed to establish a Spanish school of music rooted in national folk songs and historical Spanish compositions. This collection is a significant contribution to Spanish musicology.1
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