The painter seems to have gone to some trouble to show the double holes of the recorder for the little finger of the lowermost (left) hand, and three fingers of the uppermost hand can just be seen covering their holes. Around them, six angel musicians play portative organ, bagpipe, lute, vielle, harp and a recorder.
St Anne sits with the Virgin on her lap who, in turn, has the Infant Jesus on hers. the central panel of an altarpiece made for the church of Sant Miquel de Cardona. St Anne, the Virgin and Child (ca 1408), tempera on wood, 150.0 × 95.5 cm, attributed to Pere Vall (14-15th century).The latter is cylindrical with double holes for the little finger of the lowermost (right) hand. A trio of angel musicians provide entertainment, playing lute, vielle, and a recorder.
Well within the walls of heaven, Christ, surrounded by four red angels with curiously folded wings, blesses the faithful who have already gained entry. The panel at the top left,depicts St Peter, holding his key, greeting arrivals at the gates of heaven who include a king and a bishop. Surrounding the central panel are seven small panels. Altarpiece of the Nativity of the Virgin and St Amador: St Peter and Musicians at the Gates of Heaven (14-15th century), Pere Vall (between 1380-1480).1357-1405/8), but his known activity is limited to the nearby town of Cardona he lived some time between 13. Spanish artist, one of the few identifiable artists active during the early 15th century in Catalonia he may have received his training in the Barcelona workshop of Pere Serra (op. Valentin – see Valentin de Boulogne Moïse Valentin – see Jean de Boullogne & Moïse Valentin Pere Vall In the background others play viol and ?bagpipes. At the left instruments and music lie tumbled on the ground, including a trumpet, lute, shawm, fiddle, and an alto-sized cylindrical recorder with a long beak. Female musicians sing and play spinet and lute, accompanied by a young man on a flute. Musical Scene, Gillis van Valckenborch (ca 1570-1622).Member of a Flemish family of artists who, for political or religious reasons, left the Spanish-occupied southern Netherlands and settled in the more tolerant German imperial cities, particularly Frankfurt am Main, where they often strongly influenced artistic developments born ca 1570, died 1622. A young man beside her looks on sympathetically. From the look on her face she seems to be disagreeing with her teacher, the way students will. The recorder is perfectly depicted and she holds it left hand uppermost.
A teacher holds an open book of music for a young woman seated before him who is about to play from it on her hand-fluyt.
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