L’Antegnata (Venezia 1608) - L’Arte Organica (Brescia 1608) Organ - Sheet Music

The fourth volume of the ECHOM series invites the reader to explore the fascinating world of L’Antegnata (1608), one of the great treasures of early Italian organ music. For the first time, this edition brings together both surviving sources of the work - the original print and the Turin manuscript - offering a unique window into the artistry and craftsmanship of Costanzo Antegnati. Rich in historical and musical insight, this publication reveals two sides of the composer’s genius: the practical brilliance of the 1608 print, written for the hands, and the intellectual depth of the Turin manuscript, conceived for the mind. Together, they form a dialogue between performance and reflection, sound and structure. Meticulously prepared by Roberto Antonello and Jean Ferrard, with English translations by Frederick James, ECHOM 4 is more than an edition - it’s an invitation to rediscover the elegance, invention, and spiritual beauty of the Renaissance organ tradition.

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Instrument:
Organ
Genres:
Classical
Publishers:
Ut Orpheus
ISBN:
9790215328853
Format:
Collection / Songbook
Item types:
Physical
Instructionals:
Music History
Usages:
School and Community
Size:
9 x 12 inches
Shipping Weight:
0.95 pounds

Organ; Early Music

SKU: UT.ECHOM-4-1

Composed by Costanzo Antegnati. Edited by Roberto Antonello. ECHO Collection of Historical Organ Music. Classical. Collection. Ut Orpheus #ECHOM 4-1. Published by Ut Orpheus (UT.ECHOM-4-1).

ISBN 9790215328853. 9 x 12 inches.

The fourth volume of the ECHOM series invites the reader to explore the fascinating world of L’Antegnata (1608), one of the great treasures of early Italian organ music. For the first time, this edition brings together both surviving sources of the work - the original print and the Turin manuscript - offering a unique window into the artistry and craftsmanship of Costanzo Antegnati. Rich in historical and musical insight, this publication reveals two sides of the composer’s genius: the practical brilliance of the 1608 print, written for the hands, and the intellectual depth of the Turin manuscript, conceived for the mind. Together, they form a dialogue between performance and reflection, sound and structure. Meticulously prepared by Roberto Antonello and Jean Ferrard, with English translations by Frederick James, ECHOM 4 is more than an edition - it’s an invitation to rediscover the elegance, invention, and spiritual beauty of the Renaissance organ tradition.

Instrument:
Piano and Keyboard Organ
Publisher:
Ut Orpheus