Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz - Stories: Early Women Composers

Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz - STORIES: Early Women Composers 2022
Born of an unmarried Criolla woman in 17th century Mexico, Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz prevailed in becoming a respected philosopher and artist. She spoke against the abuses of the Catholic Church and Spanish government and elevated the indigenous people. This made for some powerful enemies. Discover this fascinating woman: the Phoenix of Mexico.
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CREDITS:
HOST
Elaine Scholly
JUANA INÉS DE LA CRUZ
Hannah Ceniseros
MARIA LUISA MANRIQUE
Julianna Emanski
BISHOP OF PUEBLA - PAYO DE RIVERA - FRANCISCO DE AGUIAR Y SEIJAS - ANTONIO NÚÑEZ DE MIRANDA - ANTONIO DE TOLEDO
Thane Isaac
THE TOUGH CARMELITE NUN
Kathryn Emanski
SPANISH INQUISITION
Jendi Tarde, Thane Isaac, Julianna Emanski
RESEARCHED, WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY
Jendi Tarde
VIDEO EDITORS
Julianna Emanski, documentary
Cameron Covello, music performance
VIDEOGRAPHERS
Cameron Covello
Collin Britton
MUSIC PERFORMANCE
Madre la de los primores, Juana Inés de la Cruz (1648-1695)
MUSICIANS
Julianna Emanski, soprano
Jendi Tarde, soprano
Hannah Ceniseros, mezzo-soprano
Molly Hammond, portative organ
Christopher Phillpott, viola da gamba
Jesús Pacheco, percussion
Music Performance Recorded at Crow Museum of Asian Art - Dallas, Texas
BACKGROUND MUSIC
Quintet for Guitar & Strings in D Major, G.448
by Luigi Boccherini, Arranged by Billy Traylor
Provided by Austin Baroque Orchestra
Director, Billy Traylor
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On Air Media - Dallas, Texas
Crow Museum of Asian Art, Dallas, Texas
Lumedia Studios North - Frisco, Texas
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I learn i laugh... so sweet concept and all artist are amazing.. great job 😍💗💗

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Just what we like to hear! Thanks for being a fan. ❤️❤️❤️

[@miduljet5166]

Beautiful history.. Thank you so much lumedia team 😍😍😍😍😍😍

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Wow. Thank you for watching and being a fan! We love bringing fun content to all, and appreciate you very much!

[@michelleprue1184]

The acting was so funny. just love it 😍😎💛👌👌👌

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Thank you for the comment! We are so glad you enjoyed the story! Thanks for being a fan. ❤️

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Thank you so much...

[@disneyangel4002]

I never knew these things.. amazing concept 💗💗💗💗💗

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Thanks for watching! We learn many new things making these for everyone too! History is amazing. :)

[@albers1]

Thanks for the video. What a great woman. Wow, the Spaniards in the 17th century were way more open-minded than the British, or even the US 300 years later!

[@johnhill762]

She was a 5w4 INTP like me and Einstein. A creative thinker.

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