
Francisco Correa de Arauxo: Tientos & Canciones
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The organ used for this recording was built in 2007 by Gerhard Grenzing SA for the Iglesia San José de Navalcarnero.
Recording & Production
This album was recorded in May 2024 at the Iglesia de San José in Navalcarnero, Madrid, using Soundfield microphones.
Instruments
The organ in the Iglesia San José was inspired by the Madrid school of the Ávila family, with Flemish, French, and Italian influences.
Instruments
This organ features an enharmonic keyboard with double keys, allowing for a wide range of timbral nuances despite its relatively small size.
Historical Context
In the early 21st century, Navalcarnero undertook a project to restore its historical heritage, including the recovery of the soundscape by installing new organs in its three temples.
Historical Context
Navalcarnero, a town near Madrid, has a documented history of organs dating back to 1593, with contributions from prestigious organ builders like Miguel Puche and Gabriel de Ávila.













