Attaingnant   Deux Préludes Magnificats Te Deum

(Attaingnant :) Two Preludes Magnificats Te Deum   One volume 10” × 12½” 38 pages Euros 38.00

Attaingnant was the famous publisher who started to print music in France using the technique based on separate characters mixing notes and pieces of staff.  Those Preludes and verses are one of both volumes issued in 1531 which happen to be the very first works for the liturgical organ ever known in France.  The Magnificats and the Te Deum already follow the principle of alternance between choir and organ idiomatic of the Gallican rite.  Designed for a single manual with no pedals, they were compatible with both main types of instruments available then in churches, the huge Blockwerk of over two thousands pipes and the flexible Ripieno instruments.
 
These works show the way of playing by the organsits of the time, able to improvise expressive or brilliant pieces in turn, widely inspired by vocal art, using a technique with nearly no thumb (except for holding long durations).
 
The other volume issued by Attaingnant at the same time is also available at Chanvrelin (Two Masses).
 

Contents        Foreword             Prelude           Prelude on every tone        Magnificat in the 1st tone           First verse           Second verse      Magnificat in the 2nd tone           First verse           Second verse      Magnificat in the 3rd tone           First verse           Second verse      Magnificat in the 4th tone           First verse           Second verse           Third verse           Fourth verse           Fifth verse      Magnificat in the 5th tone           First verse           Second verse      Magnificat in the 6th tone           First verse           Second verse      Magnificat in the 7th tone           First verse           Second verse      Magnificat in the 8th tone           First verse           Second verse           Third verse           Fourth verse        Te Deum           Te Deum laudamus           Tibi omnes angeli           Sanctus           Sanctus Dominus           Te gloriosus           Te martyrum           Patrem           Sanctus quoque           Tu patris           Tu devicto           Judex crederis           Aeterna fac           Et rege eos           Et laudamus - Miserere           In te domine speravi        Critical Notes

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