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Smecno - mp3 demo pieces
All demos are plain wave files downsampled to a CD quality (16-bit, 44.1kHz).
The full quality demos (32-bit, 48kHz) are available for download in rar
archives below.
Renaissance music performed on the renaissance
instrument...
by Martin Kondziella
Please note that for listening to the ac3 (Dolby
Digital encoded) or wma (Windows multichannel format)
files, you need an appropriate equipment capable of decoding the
multi-channel audio! The two channel equipment (including the
Windows Media Player, for example) is not sufficient for the
correct hearing of the surround sound. |
| 1. Adam Steigleder (15611633):
Toccata primi Toni (from the Tabulatur book of Joh. Woltz, 1617)
2. Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck (1562-1621): Ballo del
granduca
- All the repetitions played on the "before restauration"
upper manual with
the same stops!
- Part 1
- Part 2
- Part 3
- Part 4
- Part 5
- Whole piece in one file
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3. from the Tabulatur book of Jakob Paix,
1583: Aria di Canzon francese
4. Johann Ernst Eberlin (1702-1762):
Tonus septimus (4 versets)
- performed on the baroque positiv of Smecno
- Part 1
- Part 2
- Part 3
- Part 4
- Whole piece
Download all at
once. |
Longer improvisations of Frιdιric
Deschamps using the after the reconstruction renaissance instrument
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| Variations on the Czech theme - a sacral hymn
Vychvalujme vesele
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Improvisations showing the extended versions (2 and 3
manual organ)
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The DRY version of the instrument
Although recorded close-up, there is always some
minor reverberation still present in the samples. This time, we
opted to leave these tiny reverberation tiles in the samples, not
muting them. For this reason, the sample set is not completely dry,
but "moist". The releases may be truncated in the Hauptwerk itself,
should the user wish that. |
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Copula maior + Principale
Copula maior + minore |
8' + 4' + 2'
Plenum | Download
all at once. |
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