Producer: | Andrea Bonzi | ||||||||
Builder: | Marzoli & Rossi | ||||||||
Country: | Italy | ||||||||
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Manuals: | 1 | ||||||||
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Date Built: | 1908 | ||||||||
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Description: | The organ of the Malpaga church is a small instrument corresponding to the so-called "Cecilian" style, as it was defined - with a certain arrogance dictated by an ideological approach that lasted from the 60s to the 90s of the twentieth century that a priori denied its value - the tendency of the Italian organ-building to emancipate itself from the nineteenth-century taste dominated by the imitation of the opera. A trend that followed the realization, by the most skilled musicians of the last quarter of the nineteenth century, of the enormous distance between nineteenth-century Italian organ music - precisely flattened on an opera imitation often of a very low level and which did not even arise the problem of the possibility of a more advanced and mature technique - and the oldest Italian one but above all the Central European one, from Bach and his predecessors to French Romanticism up to German Expressionism. | ||||||||
# of uploads with organ: | 1 | ||||||||
# of users uploaded using organ: | 1 | ||||||||
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Website: | http://www.hauptwerk.andreabonzi.it/Pagine/003_MALPAGA_ENGLISH.html |
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