Miguel de Cervantes musical itinerary in Seville

Seville

Monipodio's house
1
Castle of San Jorge
1
Guadalquivir river
3
Church of Santa María Magdalena
4
Convent of San Francisco Casa Grande (Franciscans)
1
Sevilla cathedral
13
Collegiate church of San Salvador
5
Convent of Santa Paula (Jeronimites)
1
Unknown location
1
Convent of San Pablo (Dominicans)
1
Arenal of Sevilla
2
Public royal prison
4
Various places
1
San Francisco square
4
Gradas street
3
Tomás Gutiérrez's inn
2
Playhouse of las Atarazanas
2
The mancebía (brothel)
1
Playhouse of la Alcoba
2
Corral de los Olmos
2
Playhouse of Doña Elvira
2
Playhouse of Don Juan
2
Church of San Isidoro
3
House of Juan de Arguijo
1
Casas del cabildo municipal / Plaza de San Francisco (town hall)
1
Armas street
1
Sierpe street
1
Church of San Pedro
1
Church of San Juan de la Palma
2
Playhouse of San Pedro
2
Church of San Ildefonso
1
Convent of San Leandro (Augustinians)
1
Church of San Marcos
2
Leonora's house, the Spanish-English lady
1
Contratación square
1
Gate of Jerez
1
Church of San Sebastián
1
Church of San Nicolás
2
Catalanes street
1
Mosque of Ibn Adabbas
1
Church of Santiago
2
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Miguel de Cervantes musical itinerary in Seville

This Miguel de Cervantes musical itinerary is based on the article “Miguel de Cervantes en la Sevilla de Francisco Guerrero, un paisaje musical compartido” that can be read in the link found in the reference section. Along this route you can visit some of the sacred, domestic, civic and street scenarios that Cervantes could have walked in the years he lived in Seville. Associated events will allow you to explore the sonic experiences in which the writer could have heard and for all of them you will find different resources with images, documents, audios and videos that will enrich your experience of this journey to the personal and literary world of the most universal of Hispanic writers. It is an open and dynamic itinerary to which we will be adding new events over the next few weeks, while we also test it to remove errors that can be detected.

Date: 1-1-1587 / 31-12-1601
Periodicity:
Recommendations:

  • Do not forget the climate of Seville when planning your route.
  • Do not miss Santa Marta square (you can access this through an alley from the Virgen de los Reyes square, on the corner Mateos Gago street, old Borceguinería). There you will see the house of the cathedral chapter in which Mateo Vazquez de Leca died (1591). This influential character, canon of Seville cathedral and secretary to Felipe II, played an important role in Cervantes's failure to realize his aspirations on his return from captivity in Algiers.
  • It is advisable to check the opening hours of the sites included in the visit. Along the route and nearby you have the following tourist offices:

    - Address: Avenida de la Constitución, 21 B. 41001. Sevilla. Tel.: +34 954 787 578. e-mail: otsevilla@andalucia.org
    Open hours: Monday-Friday from 9.00 to 19.30; Saturday, Sunday and feast days from 9.30 to 15.

    - Address: Plaza del Triunfo, 1. 41004 Sevilla. Tlf: + 34 954 21 00 05 / 902 07 63 36. e-mail: infoturismo@prodetur.es
    Open hours: Every day from 10:30 to 14:30 and from 15:30 to 19:30.

    - Address: Plaza de San Francisco, 19 – Edificio Laredo. 41004 Sevilla Tel.: +34 954 59 29 15
    Open hours: Monday-Friday from 9.00 to 19.30; Saturday, Sunday and feast days from 10 to 14.

Bibliography:

Ruiz Jiménez, Juan. “Miguel de Cervantes en la Sevilla de Francisco Guerrero, un paisaje musical compartido”, en Libro de la 55 Semana de Música Religiosa de Cuenca. Cuenca: Semana de Música Religiosa de Cuenca y Ediciones de la Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, 2016, 84-121.

Ruiz Jiménez, Juan. Miguel de Cervantes en la Sevilla de Francisco Guerrero, un paisaje musical compartido. Conferencia impartida el 21 de marzo en la sede conquense de la Universidad Menéndez Pelayo, en el marco de la 55 Semana de Música Religiosa de Cuenca.

Created: 25 Mar 2016
Referencing: Ruiz Jiménez, Juan. "Miguel de Cervantes musical itinerary in Seville", Historical soundscapes, 2016, e-ISSN: 2603-686X. https://www.historicalsoundscapes.com/en/itinerario/1.