Extracted from "Església de St. Pere Nolasc", the 7th track of CSFCMMCAB's "Santoral Interior" CD.
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Composed by  J. Matas i Cullell in 1927, the melody featured in these 6 seconds is an hymn traditionally sung in honor to Saint Mary de Cervellione (one of the four main saints of the Third Order of Mercedarians), worshipped every 19th September in at the Church of Saint Peter Nolasco in Barcelona.

According to Claudius Ptolemy, the zodiac equals to 2 octaves of the diatonic scale. Then we can establish a division in 360 microtones, (180-TET)where every grade of the zodiac, and thus every day of the year has its corresponding micro-tone.

For the day of Saint Mary de Cervellione, 19th September (27º♍︎), the corresponding micro-note is A -27; so this is the note that the bassline plays in this segment of track.

Then the melody pitch has been shifted 6 semitones upwards in order to make it fit with the bass, specifically in an Lydian mode in order to mantain the maximum harmonic continuity within the context of the full track.

On top of Saint Mary de Cervellione's melody, this segment also contains another hymn ("goigs") dedicated to Saint Hieronymous (one of the four Doctors of the Church), who is depicted on the roof corner on top of Saint Mary of Cervellione's statue in the presbitery of this temple. 

This adaptation, together with the full production, has been carried by Marc O'Callaghan in 2020; and finally mastered by Roc J. de Cisneros in 2021.

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Església de St. Pere Nolasc

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Extracted from "Església de St. Pere Nolasc", the 7th track of CSFCMMCAB's "Santoral Interior" CD.
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Video: https://youtu.be/Tc42sMc3sDU

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