Journal of Seventeenth-Century Music, volume 8 (2002) no. 1
http://www.sscm-jscm.org/v8/no1/kurtzman.html
ISSN: 1089-747X

Jeffrey Kurtzman and Linda Maria Koldau
Trombe, Trombe d'argento, Trombe squarciate, Tromboni, and Pifferi in Venetian Processions and Ceremonies of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries

 

Table 1  

Orders of Procession In Trionfo1


Ceremoniale del doge2 Pagan, 1556-59 [figs. 13-20] Franco, 1610 [fig. 23]



Captains of the Council of Ten

Eight commanders with standards Eight standards [fig. 13] Eight standards

Commanders [fig. 13] Commanders
Six silver trumpets Six silver trumpets [fig. 14] Six silver trumpets
Remaining commanders Retainers of Ambassadors [fig. 15] Retainers of Ambassadors
Pifferi Trombe pifeari [fig. 15] Piffari
Squires: Cavalier in the middle; Grand Captain at the right; Scalco maggior at the left Cavaliers of the Doge [fig. 16] Squires of the Doge
Squires of the Doge [fig. 16] Cavaliers
Doge's clerk
Secretaries [of the Senate]
Six Canons of St. Mark's in copes Canons [of St. Mark's] [fig. 16] Deacon [of St. Mark's]

Patriarch [of Venice] [fig. 17] Chapel [of St. Mark's]
Two Stewards of the doge

Four Secretaries of the Senate 

Chaplain with candelabra Candle [fig. 17]

Doge's crown [fig. 17]
Two lower Chancellors Secretaries of Doge and Senate [figs.17,18]
Grand Chancellor Chaplain [fig. 18]
Two Squires with the throne and cushion Throne, cushion [fig. 18] Throne and cushion 


Grand Captain

Grand Chancellor [fig. 18] Grand Chancellor

Ballottino [election boy] [fig. 18] Balotino [election boy]
Doge with four Train-bearers Doge [fig. 19] Doge, flanked by Imperial Ambassador and Papal Legate
Two Stewards of the Doge

Sartor da vesti and a Squire

Ambassadors

Imperial Ambassador, Papal Nuncio 

Squire with umbrella and his assistant Umbrella [fig. 19] Umbrella

Ambassadors [fig. 19] Other Ambassadors
Nobleman with sword and his companion Sword [fig. 19] Sword
Giudice del Proprio

Counselors Signoria [fig. 20] Signoria
Heads of the Forty

Avogadori

Heads of the Council of Ten

Censors

Cavalier of the golden stole 

Muda3 in order of age

Titled gentlemen

References

1. For original Italian versions of the three columns, see Document 34.

2. See Bartolomeo Cecchetti, Il Doge di Venezia (Venezia: Prem. Stabil. Tip. Di P. Naratovich, 1864), 293-94. See note 304 and Document 7.

3. For the definition of the muda see Document 7, note 1.

Return to: Paragraph 21.2

Return to: Note 290.







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