FLAC (tracks), Lossless | 1:07:12 | 325 Mb
Classical, Instrumental
The unexpected finding, in Trento, in the attic of the former German Ginnasio-Liceo, of a typical military trunk dating back to the First World War – which I had bought by pure chance in 1982 in an antique shop – makes it possible for us now to reconstruct a brilliant passage in the musical history of that city. The trunk contained some organ scores that had been written by Davide Urmacher (organist at the nearby church of San Pietro) and played by him, first on the fifteenth-century organ, then on the organ made in 1862 by Giovanni Battista De Lorenzi, from Vicenza. Together with other scores countersigned by members of the Dall’Armi family, owners of a shop near the Ginnasio in Via San Pietro, this treasure chest has yielded some invaluable organ scores that were in use in the city between the end of the eighteenth century and the first half of the nineteenth. This entire collection, together with others (both public and private) existing in Trentino, provides a complex, varied and wide-ranging picture of the organ music that was being played in that period over the entire territory, with a lively circulation of material. The organist Simone Vebber makes use of a historic nineteenth-century organ in the performance of the compositions in the classic theatrical styles of the time.
Tracklist
01. Sinfonia for Organ
02. Sonata for Organ
03. Toccata for Organ
04. Capriccio for Organ
05. Messa doppia di seconda classe for Organ
06. Suonatina for Organ
07. 6 Verses in F Major for Organ
08. Polacca for Organ
09. Adagio for Organ
10. Ripieno per organo moderno
11. 6 Verses in C Major for the Gloria
12. Suonata per la consumazione
13. Andante per l’elevazione
14. Allegro moderato per l’offertorio
15. Marcia per dopo la messa
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