 | Spanish and Portuguese organs are celebrated for their excellent trumpets (en chamade), but their splendid flutes, prestants, cornets and reeds are less widely known. Their characteristic tone-colors, so different from that of the North German organ, is as inspirational as it is necessary for performing the Iberian repertoire. This is particularly true with regard to the batalha genre. From the second half of the 17th century, organists in Spain and Portugal delighted in recreating the sounds of the battlefield on their instruments. | |
| Disc No:CC 72320 | ||
| Price: Sek. 145 | ||
| Name: Batalha Iberian Organ Music | ||
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| Composer | Music | Performer |
| Braga, Antonio Correa | Batalha de 6e tom | Ton Koopman, organ at Church of Saint Lambert in Woluwé-Saint-Lambert (Belgium) |
| Bruna, Pablo | Tiento sobre la letania de la virgen | |
| Carreira, Antonio | Cancao a quatro glosada | |
| Cabanilles, Joan | Teinto lleno 2e tono | |
| Cabanilles, Joan | Corrente Italiana | |
| Anon | Batalha famoza | |
| Coelho, Manuel Rodrigues | Susanas: no.1, or tentos upon Suzanne un jour | |
| Cabanilles, Joan | Obra de 8e tom de dous tiples | |
| Seixas, Carlos | Sonata do maior | |
| Anon | Ligaduras de 3e tono - para la elevación | |
| Arauxo, Francisco Correa de | Todo el mundo en general | |
| Araujo, Pedro de | Consonâncias de 1e tom | |
| Coutinho, Luis | Obra de 1e tom | |
| Araujo, Pedro de | Batalha famosa |