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The music archive of Saragossa cathedrals keeps a collection of scores donated by the lawyer Juan Bernardon in 1868 (1858?). Although kept in an ecclesiastical context, they contain music of civil origin written mostly to be played by guitars, pianoforte —occasionally played by four hands— and other instruments, in different combinations for chamber music. The Bernardon Legacy, with a total of approximately six hundred compositions copied in the first half of the 19th century, is a relevant documentary collection, since it includes music from famous composers, such as Rossini or Clementi, along with others hardly known, as F. Algezer or J. Baron. This article presents for the first time, in a critical Edition, the unpublished waltzes of the latter.

El “Legado Bernardón” del Archivo de Música de las Catedrales de Zaragoza (E-Zac). Un estudio de caso: los valses de José Barón