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Cornettīno — Cornettīno, kleiner Zinken. Cornettist, Zinkenbläser. Cornetto, so v. w. Zinken; auch eine Orgelstimme, s. u.: Orgel. Cornettton, so v. w. Chorton … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Cornettino — The cornettino was the descant instrument of the cornetto family. Cornettini usually featured a primary scale of C or D major, with middle C or the adjacent D the pedal note of the instrument. The regular cornett was the treble instrument of the… … Wikipedia
cornettino — ˌkȯ(r)nəˈtē(ˌ)nō noun ( s) Etymology: Italian, literally, small cornet, diminutive of cornetto : a 2 foot reed organ stop * * * cornettino / tēˈnō/ noun (pl cornetti ni / nē/) A wood … Useful english dictionary
Cornett — For the place in England, see Cornett, Herefordshire. Not to be confused with Cornet. Three different cornetts: mute cornett, curved cornett and tenor cornett The cornett, cornetto or zink is an early wind instrument, dating from the Medieval,… … Wikipedia
Orgel des Stiftes Zwettl — Egedacher Orgel im Stift Zwettl in Niederösterreich Die Orgeln des Stiftes Zwettl sind die Hauptorgel von Egedacher und die Chororgel von Dejobe. Die große Hauptorgel wurde 1728 1731 von Johann Ignaz Egedacher aus Salzburg (Werkstatt in Passau)… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Orgeln des Stiftes Zwettl — Egedacher Orgel im Stift Zwettl in Niederösterreich Die Orgeln des Stiftes Zwettl sind die Hauptorgel von Egedacher und die Chororgel von Dejobe. Die große Hauptorgel wurde 1728 1731 von Johann Ignaz Egedacher aus Salzburg (Werkstatt in Passau)… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Mute cornett — Three different cornetts: the mute, curved and tenor (left to right). The mute cornett was an important variant of the treble cornett and it was used in compositions by European composers in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries. A significant number … Wikipedia
Tenor cornett — The tenor cornett or lizard was a common musical instrument in the Renaissance and Baroque periods. This instrument was normally built in C and the pedal (lowest) note of the majority of tenor cornetts was the C below middle C. A number of… … Wikipedia
Andreas Hofer (composer) — Andreas Hofer (Reichenhall, 1629 Salzburg, 1684) was an Austrian composer. He was a contemporary of Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber, and like him, Hofer was noted for his large scaled polychoral sacred works. It has been suggested that Hofer was… … Wikipedia
Missa Salisburgensis à 53 voci — The Missa Salisburgensis à 53 voci is, perhaps, the most large scale piece of extant sacred Baroque music, an archetypical work of the Colossal Baroque. The author of this work is anonymous, however, recent studies of the work suggest that is… … Wikipedia
