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Various Artists: La Scuola Organistica del Xvii Secolo Vol Iii - Massimiliano Sanca

3/3/2023, 16 Tracks, 57:26

Featuring

  • Massimiliano Sanca
  • Michelangelo Rossi
  • Giovanni Gabrieli
  • Girolamo Frescobaldi
  • John Stanley
  • Johann Caspar von Kerll
  • Georg Böhm
  • Johann Sebastian Bach

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Recording & Production

This recording used DPA4006 omnidirectional microphones, a tube microphone amplifier, and a FOSTEX FR2 field recorder, capturing audio at 24bit-96Khz.

Source: Booklet

Performer Biography

Massimiliano Sanca has performed as a soloist in numerous concerts across Italy and Europe, recording for radio stations WDR and RAI.

Source: Booklet

Performer Biography

Massimiliano Sanca, the organist on this album, began studying piano at age six before transitioning to organ studies at the Brescia State Conservatory of Music.

Source: Booklet

Recording & Production

The recording underwent no digital processing except for resampling for the CD format, preserving the original sound of the instrument and environment.

Source: Booklet

Performer Biography

Massimiliano Sanca has performed in the Vatican State at St. Peter's Basilica and given concerts on the large Mascioni organ at the Pontifical Institute of Sacred Music in Rome.

Source: Booklet

Instruments

The organ in Vallio Terme, built in 1760, has 675 pipes, with 25 pipes arranged in the facade across three sections.

Source: Booklet

Instruments

The organ used for this recording, located in the Parish Church of Vallio Terme, was built in 1760 and is attributed to the Bonatti family of Desenzano, possibly Angelo Bonatti.

Source: Booklet

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