
Various authors: La Scuola Organistica del Xvii Secolo vol.II - Massimiliano Sanca organo
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Massimiliano Sanca has performed as a continuo player with ensembles like the 'L. da Ponte' Chamber Orchestra and 'Reale Corte Armonica C. Cornaro' Choir, performing works by Handel, Bach, and Mozart.
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Giuseppe Tisi also builds positive chest organs and medieval processional portative organs for the performance of early music.
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The Giuseppe Tisi organ used for this recording has 353 pipes, all made of cypress wood, except for the first 10 of the Principale 8' which are made of treated fir.
Performer Biography
Massimiliano Sanca has performed numerous concerts as a soloist across Italy and Europe, including in St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican and on the large Mascioni organ at the Pontifical Institute of Sacred Music in Rome.
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Giuseppe Tisi, the self-taught builder of the organ used in this recording, constructs instruments with all wooden pipes, giving each a unique personality.
Performer Biography
Massimiliano Sanca continued his organ studies at the prestigious Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst in Vienna, specializing in 'Orgelkonzertfach' (concert organ).
Performer Biography
Massimiliano Sanca, the organist on this album, began studying piano at age six before switching to organ at the Brescia State Conservatory of Music.




















