And again we take shooting of an announcement as the streets and Pedraza squares. In this occasion it is for “The Latière” (dairymaid) and we have the people full of carriages, horses and the whole properties of medieval epoch, as it could not be otherwise …
Photo javic for Descubre Pedraza
In this video assembly, with photos copyright of javic, you will be able to see them outside of the fortified medieval town of Pedraza of the Saw, Segovia.
There are images of the river Vadillo (tributary of the Cega), The Pasture, The Castle, The Areneras, etc.
[youtube] http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=8rkvi-D-lao [/youtube]
♪ There Sounds music of the Asturian group Xera. The topic is called “Lliendes clouds”.
Many of the houses of Pedraza are flanked by shields and escutcheons, in times, nobility symbol. Are here some of them.
Shields and escutcheons of the Pérex, Willow plantation, Velasco, Thief of Guevara, party of that of Ortés, of the Willow plantation Reinoso, divided of that of Muñoz Morales, Pérez de la Torre, etc. are those that we can contemplate if we look up.
PART 1
Major square, outskirts and Real Street.
[youtube] http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=7QyDtoD6YF4 [/youtube]
♪ It Sounds “I patrol in D Major KV 485 ″ composed by Mozart and interpreted by the pianist of Madrid Miriam Gómez-Morán
PART 2
Real street, Door of the Town, Street Slaughterhouse, Street Wearing shoes and Castle.
[youtube] http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=9xn6H-QicD4 [/youtube]
♪ They Sound “Excursions op. 20 Not. 3 ″ of the born contemporary composer in West Chester, Pennsylvania, Samuel Barber and “Au lac of Wallenstadt” of Franz Liszt, interpreted to the piano for Miriam Gómez-Morán 3″ del compositor contemporáneo nacido en West Chester, Pensilvania, Samuel Barber y “Au lac de Wallenstadt” de Franz Liszt, interpretadas al piano por Miriam Gómez-Morán
[youtube] http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=DBE8ITX7_g0 [/youtube]
Placed in an end of the hill where the population settles, the Pedraza castle is a work of the XIVth century, on remains of previous fortifications, with reforms of the XVth and XVI. It belonged to the families Farrier and Fernández de Velasco (dukes of Cold and condestables of Castile). It is famous, in other things, for having been the place chosen by Carlos V about 1529 to guard the children of the king of France, Francisco I, prisoners in the Pavía battle. It was a residence of the painter Zuloaga, and today it lodges a museum dedicated to his work. Es famoso, en otras cosas, por haber sido el lugar elegido por Carlos V hacia 1529 para custodiar a los hijos del rey de Francia, Francisco I, prisioneros en la batalla de Pavía. Fue residencia del pintor Zuloaga, y hoy día alberga un museo dedicado a su obra.
It has irregular polygonal plant, of double enclosure, with square towers and pit. His picture cut away in the sky, raised on top of the hill, is imposing when the traveler comes closer Pedraza for the highway of The Velilla. The wooden door of the entry is an ogival arch of the XVIth century wrapped up by two big garitones. It still preserves sharp iron tops in the shape of small pyramids. La puerta de madera de la entrada es un arco ojival del siglo XVI arropado por dos grandes garitones. Todavía conserva agudas puntas de hierro en forma de pequeñas pirámides.
♪ It Sounds “Study #17: op. 6, no. 11, Moved” of the guitarist and born Spanish composer in Barcelona, Fernando Sor interpreted by Bruce Canafax. 6, no. 11, Movido” del guitarrista y compositor español nacido en Barcelona, Fernando Sor, interpretado por Bruce Canafax.
[youtube] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olYEsj5Cg1s [/youtube]
“It discovers Pedraza” shows you the Biggest Square of Pedraza of the Saw, Segovia, Spain.
♪ It Sounds “Fantasy on motives of The Traviata” of the composer castellonense Francisco Tárrega and interpreted by Allar.
It notices 04/07/08:
Although attributed the work to Tárrega there are opinions that they indicate that the author is his teacher, Julián Arcas.
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