RE-UP. TACTUS ORGAN MUSIC: Marco Ghirotti - Girolamo Diruta: Toccate, Ricercari, Canzoni and Inni di autori vari da 'Il Transilvano'

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The “Transilvano” by Girolamo Mancini (Deruta, Perugia, ca 1550 – after 1610/12), called Diruta after the name of his birthplace, is widely known as the first Italian treatise entirely devoted to keyboard practice. Set out in dialogue form, Diruta’s work is divided in two parts: the first was printed in Venice by Giacomo Vincenti in 1593 and dedicated to Zsigmond Bàthory (Sigismondo Bàttori), prince of Transylvania, while the second, also published in Venice by Giacomo Vincenti in 1609, was dedicated to Princess Leonora Ursina Sforza. Diruta’s method was certainly greeted with interest and enthusiasm, considering that the first part was reprinted three times (in 1597, 1612, and 1625), and the second was also reprinted (1622). The importance of the “Transilvano” lies not so much in its theoretic aspect – treatises of music theory had been published before – as in the practical part: a study method in its own right for organ and keyboard instruments. Particular emphasis is placed on the organ, described by the author as “…Rè de gl’istrumenti…” which “…raccoglie in se tutti gli istrumenti musicali…”. He even compares it to the human body, stating that “meglio rappresenta la voce humana, operandosi in esso il fiato, & la mano… …avendo i mantici corrispondenti al polmone, le canne alla gola, i tasti à denti, e’l Sonatore in vece di lingua…”.  tactus.biz

01. Vincenzo Bell’Havere (1530 ca. – 1587) - Toccata del pirmo Tuono 03:36

02. Girolamo Diruta (1550ca. - post 1612) - Ricercare A 4 04:44

03. Girolamo Diruta (1550ca. - post 1612) - Toccata di grado del Primo Tuono 01:27

04. Gabriele Fattorini (sec. XVI-XVII) - Ricercare del Quarto Tuono A 4 01:50

05. Girolamo Diruta (1550ca. - post 1612) - Toccata di Salto Buono 02:17

06. Claudio Merulo (1533 – 1604) - Toccata del Terzo Tuono 03:55

07. Giovanni Gabrieli (1554ca. – 1612) - Canzon Detta La Spiritata 02:34

08. Antonio Romanini (sec. XVI) - Toccata dell' Ottavo Tuono 02:02

09. Andrea Gabrieli (1510ca. - 1586) - Toccata del Sesto tuono 04:19

10. Gabriele Fattorini (sec. XVI-XVII) - Ricercare del Nono Tono 01:34

11. Antonio Mortaro (sec. XVI - 1619) - Canson Detta L'Albergona dal primo Libro De Canzoni 02:36

12. Gabriele Fattorini (sec. XVI-XVII) - Ricercare del Terzo Tuono A 4 01:41

13. Giovanni Gabrieli (1554ca. – 1612) - Toccata del Secondo Tuono 02:35

14. Adriano Banchieri (1568 -1634) - Ricercare del Sesto Tuono A 4 01:34

15. Girolamo Diruta (1550ca. - post 1612) - Toccata di Salto Cativo del Sesto Tuono 02:26

16. Adriano Banchieri (1568 -1634) - Ricercare del Quinto Tuono A 4 01:32

17. Girolamo Diruta (1550ca. - post 1612) - Toccata del XI et XII Tuono 02:46

18. Girolamo Diruta (1550ca. - post 1612) - Ricercare A 3 01:37

19. Luzzasco Luzzaschi (1545ca. – 1607) - Toccata del Quarto Tuono 02:05

20. Luzzasco Luzzaschi (1545ca. – 1607) - Ricercare del Secondo Tuono A 4 01:42

21. Girolamo Diruta (1550ca. - post 1612) - Inni Del Primo Tuono 03:55

22. Luzzasco Luzzaschi (1545ca. – 1607) - Ricercare del Primo Tuono A 4 01:40

23. Gioseffo Guami (1542 – 1611/12) - Toccata del Secondo Tuono 01:59

24. Girolamo Diruta (1550ca. - post 1612) - Ricercare dell' undecimo Tuono 01:18

25. Andrea Gabrieli (1510ca. - 1586) - Toccata del Decimo Tuono 02:56

26. Antonio Mortaro (sec. XVI - 1619) - Canzon Detta l'Albergona 03:03

27. Girolamo Diruta (1550ca. - post 1612) - Ricercare del Settimo Tuono 01:34

28. Paolo Quagliati (1555ca. – 1628) - Toccata dell# Ottavo Tuono 03:45

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