De la parte de dentro o de la parte de fuera: la capilla paralela de San Salvador de Sevilla a comienzos del siglo XVII

This paper deals with the study of the origins of the music chapel of the collegiate church of San Salvador of Seville, in relation to a pre-existent music chapel, consisted of independent musicians, which continued in its shadow and service at least until the end of the century. With this purpose, a collaboration between institutional and notarial sources has been done. Questions revolve around its reason why, its relationship with the official chapel and the collegiate council, the extend that one nourished on the other ones members, one helped the other one and gave it an access to the market of occasional musical services, in the context of a period of high point of musical demand in Seville and its influence area. Resumen: Este trabajo aborda el estudio de los orígenes de la capilla musical de la iglesia colegial de San Salvador de Sevilla, en relación con una capilla musical preexistente del mismo nombre, formada por músicos independientes, que continuó a su sombra y servicio hasta finales de siglo como mínimo. Para ello, se ha realizado una colaboración entre las fuentes institucionales y las notariales. Las preguntas giran en torno a su razón de ser, su relación con la capilla oficial y con el cabildo colegial, la medida en que se nutrió de sus miembros, la auxilió y le otorgó un acceso al mercado de los servicios musicales ocasionales, en el contexto de un período de apogeo de la demanda musical en Sevilla y su área de influencia.Abstract: This paper deals with the study of the origins of the music chapel of the collegiate church of San Salvador of Seville, in relation to a pre-existent music chapel, consisted of independent musicians, which continued in its shadow and service at least until the end of the century. With this purpose, a collaboration between institutional and notarial sources has been done. Questions revolve around its reason why, its relationship with the official chapel and the collegiate council, the extend that one nourished on the other ones members, one helped the other one and gave it an access to the market of occasional musical services, in the context of a period of high point of musical demand in Seville and its influence area