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Bašćinski glasi : Ethnomusicological yearbook of Southern Croatia, Vol. 7 No. 1, 1998.

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Orgulje u trogirskoj katedrali

Mirta Škopljanac-Mačina

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Abstract

Describing the history of organs in the cathedral of Trogir, starting from the
15th century, when organs were mentioned for the first time, that lasted for
a short period of time, and referring to the fra Urban's that replaced the old
ones, I retained myself on the Callida's from the l 81
h century as the most
important and most famous ones.
That well-known student of Petar Nakic with his equally valuable organs,
put into debt many churches over the borders of the Venetian Republic.
There are many of his organs in the region of Istria, as well as along the
whole Adriatic coast. One of those are the organs in the cathedral of Trogir.
Proof of the worth of these organs was stressed by the master of the new
ones, Milan Majdak, while building, he used metal pipes from the Callida's
and copied the samples, and in that way prolonged the time for the
sweet sounded and loved old Callida's organs, that have been filling the
vaults in this antique cathedral to this very day.

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Hrčak ID:

279654

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https://hrcak.srce.hr/279654

Publication date:

30.12.1998.

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