Baroque · Spanish
Pablo Bruna
1611 to 1679
Spanish Baroque
Core repertoire
Blind from childhood, hence his nickname "the blind man of Daroca", Pablo Bruna was appointed in 1631 organist of the collegiate church of Santa María in his native town of Daroca, in Aragon, a post he held until his death; he was also its choirmaster. Some thirty of his organ pieces survive, mostly tientos, many of them de medio registro for divided keyboard.
The repertoire
Works in the project’s repertoire
5 works, all available to listen to.
Core repertoire
Flagship work
Tiento de 2° tono por gesolreut sobre la Letanía de la Virgen
Tiento
Compatible early Iberian repertoire
Repertoire in dialogue
Tiento de dos tiples de 6° tono
Tiento
Calls for Iberian divided stops (medio registro): played by spreading the voices over two manuals
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.