- Gigue/Lament
[3:26]
I found this piece in a piano collection of early music, but fail to see how it could really be played as a gigue, even on the harpsichord. The
beautiful downward and upward appogiaturas and poignant ornamentation strike me as more of a lament. Registration:
First section RH G.O. Montre 8' + Flutte 4' + Nazart 2-2/3' + Tierce 1-3/5; LH Positif Bourdon 8' + Prestant 4'; Pedaal Bourdon 16' + Holpijp
8' (G.O.); Repeat RH Vox Humana 8'; LH Bourdon 8' + Flutte 4'; PD Bourdon 16' (G.O.) + Bourdon 8' (Positif); Tramblants Doux G.O. + Pos;
Second section RH Holpijp 8' + Flutte 4' + Sexquialtere; LH Bourdon 8' + Prestant 4' + Flutte 4; PD Bourdon 16' (G.O.) + Bourdon 8' (Positif);
Repeat RH Montre 8' + Holpijp 8' + Flutte 4' + Nazart 2-2/3 ; LH Bourdon 8' + Flutte 4'; PD + Bourdon 16' + Montre 8'. MeanTone-FifthComma
Temperament.
Instrument:
The van Peteghem-organ of Haringe, Flandres (1778) -
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