The Organ at European Courts
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The Organ at European Courts
Francesco Cera (Positive organ [organ ottavino] of the Neapolitan school, dated 1772)
[ Brilliant Classics / CD ]
Release Date: Friday 6 May 2016
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The organ is usually associated with the church and sacred music. However, in Renaissance and early baroque small organs were often used in noble mansions and courts for performance of secular music. Collections of instruments held by courts in England and Italy include a considerable number of small organs, often richly decorated and inlayed with ivory and turtle‐shell.
This anthology offers a fascinating view on the secular repertoire that organists from 5 countries were performing on organs at royal courts.
Renowed Italian organist Francesco Cera plays a beautiful "Organo ottavino" from 1772 of Neapolitan build. He plays works by Antico, Frescobaldi, Gabrieli, Pasquini, de Cabezon, Scheidemann, Scheidt, Attaingnant and Du Mont.
Tracks:
Andrea Antico (c.1480-c.1538)
1. Gentil donna (1517) 2'01
Anonymous (16th century)
2. Gagliarda Comadrina (1551) 1'23
3. Gagliarda Lodesana 0'50
4. Gagliarda Chataccio 1'09
Andrea Gabrieli (1533-1585)
5. Canzon francese detta Je n'en dirai mot 1'58
6. Canzon francese detta Qui la dira 4'12
Girolamo Frescobaldi (1583-1643)
7. Canzone ottava detta la Vincenti 3'18
8. Ricercare quarto sopra mi re fa mi 4'50
Bernardo Pasquini (1637-1710)
9. Partite di Bergamasca 4'27
Antonio de Cabezon (1510-1566)
10. Diferencias sobre el canto llano del Caballero 3'14
11. Diferencias sobre la Gallarda Milanesa 2'26
12. Diferencias sobre las Vacas 3'54
Paul Hofhaimer (1459-1537)
13. Tandernack 3'22
Heinrich Scheidemann (1595-1663)
14. Galliarda 4'40
Samuel Scheidt (1578-1654)
15. Alamanda (10 variations) 8'35
Anonymous (early 16th century)
16. Uppon la mi re 4'11
17. My Lady Careys dompe 1'52
Hugh Aston (c.1485-1558)
18. A Hornepype 4'00
Pierre Attaingnant (1494-1552)
19. Pavenne 1'37
20. Gaillarde 1'02
21. Branle 0'45
Henri Du Mont (1610-1684)
22. Allemande grave
