Renaissance · Italian
Girolamo Cavazzoni
1525 to 1577
Italian Renaissance
Core repertoire
The son of Marco Antonio Cavazzoni, he worked in Venice and Mantua. His two organ books, including the Intavolatura of 1543, established the imitative ricercar and the instrumental canzona, and provide masses, hymns and Magnificats for alternatim use.
The repertoire
Works in the project’s repertoire
5 works, all available to listen to.
Core repertoire
Flagship work
Intavolatura cioè recercari, canzoni, himni, magnificat (libro primo)
Ricercar
Early repertoire, best served by an unequal temperament (ideally meantone)
Intabulatura d’organo cioè misse, himni, magnificat - Missa Apostolorum
Mass
Early repertoire, best served by an unequal temperament (ideally meantone)
Intavolatura (1543) - Canzon sopra « Faultre d’argent »
Canzona
Early repertoire, best served by an unequal temperament (ideally meantone)
Intavolatura (1543) - Canzon sopra « Il est bel et bon »
Canzona
Early repertoire, best served by an unequal temperament (ideally meantone)
Intavolatura (1543) - Ricercar I
Ricercar
Early repertoire, best served by an unequal temperament (ideally meantone)
This classification reflects the place of these repertoires within the artistic and educational orientations of the project. It does not constitute a technical indication regarding the design of the instrument.
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This organ will be able to serve this music.