Kellner’s choral prelude to the choral ” Johann Peter Kellner, Wer nur den lieben Gott läßt walten” is not without it’s surprises and technical difficulties. The choral melody is played with the left hand....
Manuscript Mus Ms 30195 contains three preludes by Johann Peter Kellner, two of which are followed by a fugue. As far as I could find these three have not been published before. They are...
Manuscript Mus Ms 30195 contains three preludes by Johann Peter Kellner, two of which are followed by a fugue. As far as I could find these three have not been published before. They are...
Manuscript Mus Ms 30195 contains three preludes by Johann Peter Kellner, two of which are followed by a fugue. As far as I could find these three have not been published before. They are...
The fact that this piece once was numbered as BWV Anh II 47 means that is was considered to be possibly a piece by Bach. Later it was established that it was in fact...
Another pleasant Prelude and Fugue by Johann Peter Kellner. Since it has no pedal part it can be played on harpsichord as well as on organ. The fugue is one of the better fugues...
This is the twin prelude to the one I uploaded a few weeks ago. They appear in the same manuscript, Mus 2969-U-500, owned by the Sächsische Landesbibliothek – Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Dresden. According to...
I recently found a digital copy of a manuscript containing two Preludes by Johann Peter Kelnner. One has a accompanying fugue, the other not. Here’s the one without a fugue. It’s not too complicated,...
The second Preludium by Kellner, transcribed from manuscript Mus.ms. 11544 owned by the Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin. That manuscript has, I think, a bar missing. Bar 27 in the score (below) is substituted by me;...
Johann Peter Kellner (1705 – 1772) was a German organist and composer. He was the father of Johann Christoph Kellner. It is known that he knew Johann Sebastian Bach, though it is not known...
