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Costanzo Antegnati (9
December 1549 - 14
November 1624) was an organist,
organ builder and composer. He was born in Brescia, to a
family of
prolific organ...
- (Italy)
there is a
Giangiacomo Antegnati (1536) -
Fratelli Ser****i (1826) organ. When in the 19th
century the
Antegnati was
restored and enlarged, the...
- level. The Duke took a
personal interest in the organ,
built by
Graziadio Antegnati,
which survives to this day. The
strong earthquake in
Emilia on 29 May...
- bays of the nave and the
transepts were
still missing. In 1552
Giacomo Antegnati was
commissioned to
build a
large organ for the
north side of the choir...
- Homo. In the hall of Nuns
there is an
organ of 1554 by
Giovan Giacomo Antegnati entirely by
mechanical transmission,
consisting of a
keyboard of 50 notes...
- like "citharedi". He
became a very rich man like da Salò and
Costanzo Antegnati. The name has been
misunderstood as
Pellegrino Zanetto or
Zanetto Pellegrino...
- side. In 1565 the
church was
provided with an
organ in 1565 by
Graziadio Antegnati, a
member of a
distinguished family of
organ builders. The
organ was restored...
-
Napoleon Bonaparte. The church's
first organ was
built by Gian
Giacomo Antegnati in 1554.
Composer Antonio Cagnoni notably served as the cathedral's maestro...
- here, he
requested improvements to the organ,
carried out by
Costanzo Antegnati, the last heir of the
great Brescian family of
organ makers. We can deduce...
- and set up shop in the
neighbourhood hub of
musical life, the
Contrada Antegnati,
known for the
presence of a very
famous dynasty of
organ builders, and...
