Music is one of the mainstays of Segorbe's "Light of Images". Segorbe cathedral, from the 16th to well into the 19th centuries, had its own maestros, its choirs and others who propitiated the creation of musical works reflecting their respective times.

This starts with Gregorian chant and its derivatives and goes on with 16th century music for the first phases of the exhibition, then continuing with Post-Tridentine music for the Church of the Augustinian order, and ending with works from the 18th and 19th centuries back at the cathedral, in the culminating stage of The Light of Images.

You can enjoy this beautiful music downloading some of these works in mp3 format:

Taedet animam meam, by Tomás Luis de Victoria - 16th century
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Aleluya/Laudate Pueri, by Juan Bautista Comes - 17th century
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Christus factus est, by Juan Bautista Comes - 17th century
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O Crux, by Marcelo Settimio - 17th century
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Pange lingua, by José Casaña - 18th - 19th centuries
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