La Viola Organista de Leonardo da Vinci

Eduardo Paniagua, renowned for his work in medieval and traditional music, presents "La Viola Organista de Leonardo da Vinci," a captivating exploration of historical sounds and cultural fusion. Released on November 21, 2011, under the Pneuma label, this album spans a concise yet rich 53 minutes, offering a unique blend of medieval, Sufi, and traditional musical elements.

The album opens with "Fortuna in fa," setting the tone for a journey through time with its evocative melodies. Paniagua's mastery is evident in tracks like "Venite amanti" and "Kirie Angelicum," where his interpretations breathe new life into ancient compositions. The inclusion of pieces like "Piva a due liuti" and "Rondeau" showcases his versatility, seamlessly weaving together diverse musical traditions.

"La Viola Organista de Leonardo da Vinci" is not just a collection of songs but a testament to Eduardo Paniagua's dedication to preserving and innovating within the realm of historical music. Each track, from the intricate "Recercare" to the lively "Balleto," is a testament to his artistry and deep understanding of the genres he explores. Whether you're a seasoned enthusiast of medieval music or a curious newcomer, this album promises a rich and rewarding listening experience.