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Terry Muska : Spanish Missions of San Antonio
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A concept album inspired by the five magnificent mission edifices and the stories behind them. The artists built a “legend in music” around these Southwestern treasures.
Genre: Classical: Contemporary
Release Date: 2000
Spanish Missions of San Antonio Record Label: Notes
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Dawn on the Mission Trail 3:01 Album Only
Fiesta at Mission San Juan 4:40 Album Only
Mission Espada'”Reveries of the Three Bells 6:23 Album Only
Interlude: Romance of the River 4:15 Album Only
Mission San JosÉ'”Queen of the Missions 9:20 Album Only
Interlude: Legend of the Cloisters 2:28 Album Only
Mission Concepción'”Two Towers, Two Worlds 2:31 Album Only
The Alamo 6:58 Album Only
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Album Notes

Terry Muska is a native of San Antonio, who recalls visiting the missions as far back as his early childhood. As an adult, Muska has been invited to perform at each of the five missions. Having studied with Manuel Lopez-Ramos and Pepe Romero, Muska is now one of the most in-demand classical artists in Texas. He has appeared as a soloist on two CDs, and in the Musette duo with flutist Madalyn Blanchett on two more - all on the Iago label. On this recording, Muska plays a 1998 Blackshear guitar.

Michael Fink, musical composer-arranger-historian, has led a varied career spanning Hollywood recording studios, concert halls, and college classrooms. The author of more than 25 musical publications and two books, Fink now expresses his musical thoughts through his digital studio,VirtualHarmony. He feels that combining varied synthesized sounds with the consistent warmth of an acoustic instrument (like the classical guitar) affords a unique listening experience.

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REVIEWS

Nicely recalls music from our S.A. heritage.
author: richard/Canary Islanders Arrival to the Presidio de Bejar a comm
Looking forward to hearing more during the Statewide, March 9th 2003, Celebration of Spanish Texas, San Antonio was established on March 9, 1731. The melodic background music laced with the Guitar, just takes one to Colonial San Antonio and imagining the settlers laying out the Plaza de las Islas and the San Fernando Church.
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author: CD Baby
A classical guitar concept album inspired by the five magnificent mission edifices and the stories behind them. The artists built a “legend in music” around these Southwestern treasures.
Read more...