The Organ Concertos of Henry Burgess (1718–1786)

Q4 Arts and Humanities

De Musica Disserenda Pub Date : 2021-09-06 DOI:10.3986/dmd17.2.04

M. Talbot

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Abstract

Henry Burgess, Junior, published in 1743 the earliest known set of organ concertos by an English composer. These show strongly the influence of George Frideric Handel, whose organ concertos published as Op. 4 in 1738 invented the genre, but also reveal that of Antonio Vivaldi and – more surprisingly – the English song tradition. Though still little known, Burgess is a capable and inventive composer, whose sparkling concertos, performable either with or without orchestra, deserve a place in the repertoire.

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亨利·伯吉斯的管风琴协奏曲(1718-1786)

小亨利·伯吉斯于1743年出版了已知最早的一套英国作曲家的管风琴协奏曲。这些作品有力地展示了乔治·弗里德里克·亨德尔的影响，他的管风琴协奏曲于1738年作为作品4出版，创造了这一流派，但也揭示了安东尼奥·维瓦尔第的影响，更令人惊讶的是，揭示了英国歌曲传统。尽管仍鲜为人知，但伯吉斯是一位有能力、有创造力的作曲家，他的精彩协奏曲无论有无管弦乐队都值得在曲目中占有一席之地。

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De Musica Disserenda Arts and Humanities-Music

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期刊介绍： De musica disserenda is an international journal of musical scholarship. It is published by the Institute of Musicology ZRC SAZU (Scientific Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts) at the ZRC Publishing (Založba ZRC). The journal is publishing musicological as well as interdisciplinary articles regarding music, with a special attention given to the texts on history of music on the territory of today’s Slovenia in wider European context. Individual issues of the journal with various dissertations are published twice a year, while thematic double issues are published at the end an individual year. The articles are published in Slovenian, English, German, French or Italian languages, with keywords and abstracts in English and Slovenian. A longer summary in Slovenian or English is given at the end of each article.