Organerías (VI). Ataun: El organista-maestro de escuela (s. XVIII)

Abstract

The appointment of an organist is the origin of conflicts from the very first: Pedro Miguel de Maiza (1761). The Concord of 1646 that organises the provision of trades, does not include the trade of organist, as stated in the Judgement by the organist of the Cathedral, Escarregui, on the candidate. It is then determined to join both the organist and schoolteacher trades into one, with a meticulous regulation of their duties and of the school schedules. The author includes the agreement of Huarte Araquil, presented as model, on the same topic.