Dolores Costoyas is an accomplished classical musician revered for her mastery of plucked string instruments, particularly the theorbo and baroque guitar. Her musical prowess has earned her a reputation as a distinguished interpreter of early music, with a focus on the rich and intricate compositions of the 16th to 18th centuries. Throughout her career, Costoyas has been involved in various ensembles and has collaborated with numerous artists, encapsulating the delicate nuances of baroque and Renaissance music.
With a discography that speaks to her deep engagement with historical repertoire, Costoyas has released albums such as "Italia: Bellissimo Seicento!" which celebrates the beautiful and complex works of the Italian 17th century. Her recording of "Marais: Suites pour viole de gambe et basse continue" demonstrates her versatility and adaptability in collaborating with other period instruments. Costoyas has also ventured into the intricate world of lute duets with her work on "Weiss: Concerto and Suites for 2 Lutes From the Count of Harrach Manuscripts," showcasing her exceptional skills in a chamber context. Her rendition of enchanting pieces in "La Flûte du Roy: Preludes, Suittes & Sonates en Trio" highlights the sophistication of royal French musical sensibilities. Moreover, in "Je veulx laysser melancolie. Vihuela Music by Fuenllana & Narváez," Costoyas brings to life the emotional vihuela music of the Spanish Renaissance, unearthing the deep-rooted cultural significance within every composition. Her work not only preserves the rich legacies of early music but continues to bring its timeless beauty to contemporary audiences.
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