Scheidt:Tabulatura Nova

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Catalogue No: ACD22317
Label: Atma Classique
Length: 76 minutes

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Scheidt: Tabulatura nova, SSWV 151: Hymnus: Christe qui lux es et dies (7 versets)

Work length9:48

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Kevin Komisaruk (organ)
Recorded: 2004-07-28
Recording Venue: Knox College Chapel, University of Toronto

Scheidt: Tabulatura nova, SSWV 111: Cantio Belgica-Ach du feiner Reuter (7 variations)

Work length10:48

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Kevin Komisaruk (organ)
Recorded: 2004-07-28
Recording Venue: Knox College Chapel, University of Toronto

Scheidt: Tabulatura nova, SSWV 130: Hertzlich lieb hab ich dich, O Herr (2 variations)

Work length7:15

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Kevin Komisaruk (organ)
Recorded: 2004-07-28
Recording Venue: Knox College Chapel, University of Toronto

Scheidt: Tabulatura nova, SSWV 152: Hymnus: Vita sanctorum decus angelorum (5 versets)

Work length10:03

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Kevin Komisaruk (organ)
Recorded: 2004-07-28
Recording Venue: Knox College Chapel, University of Toronto

Scheidt: Tabulatura nova, SSWV 138: Toccata super In te, Domine, speravi

Work length8:25

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Kevin Komisaruk (organ)
Recorded: 2004-07-28
Recording Venue: Knox College Chapel, University of Toronto

Scheidt: Tabulatura nova, SSWV 103: Fantasia super Io son, ferito lasso

Work length10:06

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Kevin Komisaruk (organ)
Recorded: 2004-07-28
Recording Venue: Knox College Chapel, University of Toronto

Scheidt: Tabulatura nova, SSWV 137: Alamande / Also gehts also stehts (7 variations)

Work length9:19

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Kevin Komisaruk (organ)
Recorded: 2004-07-28
Recording Venue: Knox College Chapel, University of Toronto

Scheidt: Tabulatura nova, SSWV 154: Hymnus O Lux beata Trinitas (7 versets)

Work length11:43

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Kevin Komisaruk (organ)
Recorded: 2004-07-28
Recording Venue: Knox College Chapel, University of Toronto

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Samuel Scheidt’s Tabulatura nova, published in Hamburg in 1624, was a milestone in music printing. Its innovative character did not, however, stem from the simple fact that it was the first printed collection of organ music in seventeenth-century Germany. After all, Arnolt Schlick published his Tabulatura Etlicher Lobgesang und Lidlein in 1512 and Elias Nikolaus Ammerbach came out with his Orgel oder Instrument Tabulatur in 1571. Scheidt’s collection was unique because of its open score layout, which radically departed from the various organ tablatures current in Germany or the Low Countries (hence the designation nova in the collection’s title). The open score was a salute to Italian music printing practice and by extension, to the Italian influence that pervaded the circle in which Scheidt evolved, which included the Italian-trained Schütz. He must also have been concerned with a greater dissemination of his work; the open score achieved this by absolving organists outside of Germany from transcribing the music from the letter notation of traditional German organ tablatures.

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