Buxheimer Orgelbuch (15th c.) - Redeuntes in La (C. Vicens /C. Deslignes)

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'Redeuntes in La' from the Buxheimer Orgelbuch (ca. 1470)
Catalina Vicens - organ keys
Christophe Deslignes - organ bellows
Instrument after
Van Eyck's 'Ghent Altarpiece' organ (ca. 1432)
by Winold van der Putten
With special thanks to the National Organ Museum (NL)
Recorded in the Stefanuskerk
Holwierde - The Netherlands
May 2019
for Catalina Vicens
ORGANIC CREATURES
Medieval Organs Composed-Decomposed-Recomposed
Consouling Sounds, 2020

[@KevinWeed]

You really bring these old manuscripts to life. What an interesting insight you seem to have.

[@teomartinez7570]

Maravillosa, como siempre nos tienes acostumbrados :)

[@lewisjones2666]

Excellent - thank you for sharing this in this way. Very good to be able to follow the notation.
I'm curious about the interpretation of the few void symbols in the alto register here.

[@robertbrown576]

Brava! The music of life, sung with life

[@ernestofredrich8235]

awesome ....

[@gerdklingele1229]

I opened you tube.There was a video from a female popsinger(unknown to me)Ididn't watch the video,but with her inner voice(from her on the picture),she said to me'Don't you have to watch a video from Catalina Vicens now'.I think by myself:'I will do,good idea',Then I look further to the video below,...and there you are...! with this video..and you ask me:'did you play already organ today

[@darkpain666]

I am very proud to be able to say that I am a Disciple of both these 2 exquisite Musicians ...... Standing ovation from your Satanic student !!!...... |m|_ //-_- _|m/

[@joannescouchet7038]

Is this organ in quint pitch?

[@clavecinvicens]

Yes!