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Spanish term for a type of woodwind instrument similar to an oboe
Chirimía (sometimes chirisuya in Peru) is a Spanish term for a type of woodwind instrument similar to an oboe. The chirimía is a member of the shawm family
Chirimia
Double-reed woodwind instrument
such as the Castilian, Aragonese, and Leonese dulzaina (sometimes called chirimía, a term that derives from the same Old French word as shawm); the Valencian
Shawm
Double-reed woodwind instrument
Spanish and Portuguese conquests in the New World, the early version of the chirimía arrived in Europe from the Middle East due to cultural exchanges. The Crusades
Oboe
Flauta y Tamboril flauta de tres hoyos tambor de marco, tamborcito Chirimía chirimía tambor Conjunto de Costa Chica harmonica friction drum quijada Tamborileros
Music_of_Mexico
River in Spain
the Darro: Puente del Aljibillo (Bridge of the Cistern), Puente de las Chirimias (Bridge of the Pipers), Puente de Cabrera (16th century), Puente de Espinosa
Darro_(river)
1980 live album by Jerome Cooper
the album, Cooper, who plays a variety of instruments, including drums, chirimia, African balaphone, and whistle, is joined by Oliver Lake, who performs
For the People (Jerome Cooper album)
For_the_People_(Jerome_Cooper_album)
FeniXX réédition numérique. ISBN 9782402071420. Marcuse, Sibyl (1964). "Chirimía". Musical instruments: A comprehensive dictionary. p. 95. Antykova N.I
List of European medieval musical instruments
List_of_European_medieval_musical_instruments
People of Ecuador
these compositions, often duplicating vocal parts with instruments like chirimías and sacabuches, and utilizing polyphonic techniques in works such as Gonzalo
Ecuadorians
Spanish Army unit
a mix of drums, cymbals, tambourines, bugles, trumpets, bagpipes and chirimias or oboes. At the present time only the Corps of Drums is seen in continuous
Regulares
1979 live album by Jerome Cooper
Cooper plays a variety of instruments, including flute, whistle, balaphone, chirimia, bass drum, cymbal, drums, and tom tom. Writer John Szwed commented: "Cooper
The Unpredictability of Predictability
The_Unpredictability_of_Predictability
2001 live album by Jerome Cooper
standard, with the melody appearing on the chirimia. "My Life", completely improvised, employs two chirimias. Regarding "Goodbye Pork Pie Hat", Cooper
In Concert: From There to Hear
In_Concert:_From_There_to_Hear
First Lady of Colombia from 2022 to 2026
percent wool, decorated with handcrafted appliqués, which were made by Diana Chirimía, from the Embera katío tribe. The fabrics were decorated with beads, by
Verónica_Alcocer
Latin Americans of Spanish descent
Spanish and European. Instruments introduced by the Spanish are the chirimías, sackbuts, dulcians, orlos, bugles, violas, guitars, violins, harps, organs
Criollo_people
Song
Cárdenas y su Conjunto Orgullo Santeño, Jorge Oñate / Juancho Rois, and Chirimia. "'Alicia Adorada', una musa entre dos juglares". El Tiempo. February 8
Alicia_Adorada
2020 studio album by Jerome Cooper and Kresten Osgood
"Part 7" – 3:10 Recorded in Copenhagen in 2011. Jerome Cooper – drums, chirimia, balafon, electronic tonal activator Kresten Osgood – drums, piano "Jerome
As_of_Not
Venezuelan classical musician and composer (1775–1814)
of Chacao, in 1789 he played Tiple and Bajón Chirimía in the cathedral orchestra. He played the chirimía, an ancient medieval Spanish instrument, which
José_Ángel_Lamas
Municipality and town in Cundinamarca, Colombia
on the visit of Gabriel de Carvajal, 1,461 Indians were related. The chirimía was the group of Indian singers and musicians who accompanied the religious
Susa,_Cundinamarca
American jazz musician (1946–2015)
free jazz musician. In addition to trap drums, Cooper played balafon, chirimia and various electronic instruments, and referred to himself as a "multi-dimensional
Jerome_Cooper
2012 live album by Revolutionary Ensemble
color on traps but greatly expanding the palette with bell-like balaphone, chirimia... and electric-keyboard washes that are never just backdrops." The editors
Counterparts (Revolutionary Ensemble album)
Counterparts_(Revolutionary_Ensemble_album)
joints, Chocoan polkas, among other rhythms performed by an ensemble called chirimía. "En medio de Retreta y Eucaristía se cumple con uno de los abrebocas a
Festival of Saint Francis of Assisi
Festival_of_Saint_Francis_of_Assisi
instruments within his work, including the clarín, cornett, bajón, violin, chirimía, cítara, tenor, vihuela, rabelillo, bandurria, and harp. Some of these
Antonio_de_Salazar_(composer)
City in Cauca, Colombia
performers there were good music interpreters, excelling in playing the chirimía, that is made up of flutes (transverse cane), guacharacas, drums, castrueras
Popayán
2008 live album by Revolutionary Ensemble
Leroy Jenkins – violin Sirone – bass Jerome Cooper – drums, balaphone, chirimia, keyboards "Revolutionary Ensemble: Beyond the Boundary of Time". Jazz
Beyond_the_Boundary_of_Time
Colombian musical group
Miguel had a large collection of records ranging from salsa and local chirimia bands to Western pop such as Michael Jackson and Gloria has said that her
ChocQuibTown
Town & Municipality in Oaxaca, Mexico
Traditional music here is played by bands of wind instruments and marimbas. The chirimía, a reed instrument of Hispanic origin, can also be heard. The region’s
San_Pablo_Villa_de_Mitla
quijongo (a single-string bow and gourd resonator) and native oboe, the chirimia. Costa Rica's population never developed a major rhythm or style that became
Music_of_Costa_Rica
1988 studio album by Jerome Cooper
"The Crouch Opinion" – 6:14 "Arcunum II" – 3:38 Jerome Cooper – drums, chirimia, balafon, flute, percussion Joseph Jarman – tenor saxophone, flute Jason
Outer_and_Interactions
1977 live album by Revolutionary Ensemble
voice, flute Sirone − bass, flute Jerome Cooper – drums, piano, balafon, chirimia, flute Jazzlists: Enja Records main series discography, accessed April
Revolutionary Ensemble (album)
Revolutionary_Ensemble_(album)
Mexican stringed instrument
own songs, rhythms and sacred knowledge." They copied the violin, the chirimia (a primitive version of the Oboe that came from the Muslims of North Africa)
Conchera
Army unit
Nuba, which dates to 1911 and thus combines the instrumentation with chirimias, bugles, trumpets, and cornets. Only one Corps of Drums is active within
Corps_of_drums
Municipality in Intibucá, Honduras
indigenous people. The use of rods, masks, flags, and music of drums and chirimía provide ancient symbols from antiquity that after a long fight agreement
Intibucá,_Intibucá
called lulo chandé – A Costeño form, performed by flute-and-drum ensembles chirimía – A kind of ensemble found in the northwest corner of Chocó province chucu-chucu
Glossary_of_Colombian_music
Indigenous people of Guatemala
construction materials, musical instruments (such as the tun and the chirimía or shawm), and tulle. The Achi share their customs from generation to generation
Achi_people
instruments: organs, harps, violins, trumpets, cornets, clavichords, chirimías, bassoons and flutes. This is where the traditional chamamé appears. In
History of folkloric music in Argentina
History_of_folkloric_music_in_Argentina
Town & Municipality in Morelos, Mexico
This organization was begun in 1870 by Vidal Santamaría, with only a chirimia (a traditional wind instrument) and some drums. It was originally called
Tlayacapan
Annual festival
Festivities (Fiestas de Pubenza), in Popayán, known for its competition of Chirimias (folkloric musical groups). Colombian Folklore Festival (Festival Folklórico
Carnival_in_Colombia
Family of annelids
Branchioasychis Monro 1939) – c. 5 species Bathyasychis Detinova 1982 – 1 species Chirimia Light 1991 (=Chrysothemis Kinberg 1867) – c. 5 species Maldane Grube 1860
Maldanidae
(Spanish: Fiestas de Pubenza), in Popayán, known for its competition of Chirimias (folkloric musical groups). The Yipao or Jeep Parade in Armenia, Colombia
List_of_festivals_in_Colombia
Municipality and town in Jalisco, Mexico
distinguished by its multi-colored clothing and by playing an instrument called chirimia. After the Conquest, this population continued under the authorities of
Zapotlán_del_Rey
2010 live album by Jerome Cooper
New York City on September 7, 2007. Jerome Cooper – drums, balaphone, chirimia, keyboards "Jerome Cooper: In Concert: A Magical Approach". Mutable Music
A_Magical_Approach
Municipality and town in Caldas Department, Colombia
day of the festival. The music is usually provided by salsa bands or chirimías - bands named after the woodwind instrument similar to a primitive oboe
Riosucio,_Caldas
Spanish Painter
(“San Ildefonso market”) "Partida de cartas" "Pescadores" "Puente de las Chirimías" "Salida de la procesión" "Tabaqueras" "Un pueblo andaluz" "Vista del
Manuel_Ruiz_Guerrero
Spanish officer in Honduras
evening, a grand parade commenced, featuring saints, floats, clarions, and chirimías, accompanied by fireworks and gunfire. On December 28, at 9:15 in the
Francisco_del_Castillo_y_Rada
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