Two preludes by Friedrich Wilhelm Zachow are next in line in the series of christmas preludes. In Walther’s manuscript they appear next to each other, labeled Vers 1 and Vers 2. I don’t think...
Two preludes by Friedrich Wilhelm Zachow are next in line in the series of christmas preludes. In Walther’s manuscript they appear next to each other, labeled Vers 1 and Vers 2. I don’t think...
Kauffmann’s prelude on “Lobt Gott ihr Christen all’ zugleich” is a vivid three-part invention. The choral melody is presented in the middle voice, surrounded by two lively outer voices. Curiously, the prelude states the...
The four manuscripts in which Johann Gottfried Walther notated his own works, along with compositions of contemporaries, contain some works by J.(P.) Heuschkel. This Heuschkel is not the Johann Peter Heuschkel who was the...
A good portion of Vetter’s music was lost during the second World War. Manuscripts containing free organ works were destroyed. The prelude on “Lobt Gott ihr Christen all’ zugleich” gives a glimpse of what...
Another piece from the “The Wöchentliche Nachrichten und Anmerkungen die Musik betreffend”, edited by Johann Adam Hiller. No composer is indicated in the original source. So perhaps the piece is written by Hiller himself....
Ernst Friedrich Wolf (? – 1772) was a composer and organist who studied under Gottfried Heinrich Stölzel. No birthdate is known, at least I could not find one. Ernst Friedrich Wolf was the older...
That Hiller wrote this piece is just a supposition. I wrote about that a few months ago. But it is nice piece, and the quick flow of sixteenth notes aptly describes the water flowing...
I have neglected Kehl somewhat these last months. And there quite a few pieces of him left to publish. So it’s about time to post a new piece by Kehl. The piece presented here...
Lohet’s composition on the melody of psalm 51 sounds to me like it was originally written for voices. It’s a more simple composition than his composition on the melody of psalm 8. It has...
Two pieces of the mysterious H.W. Tauscher that are worth re-editing appeared in a periodical called “Orgel Journal”, in 1835. One is a choral prelude on “Jesu meine Freude”, the other an intricate 5-voice...
H.W. Tauscher is a bit of an enigma. There are a few pieces of him around, but nothing is known of his life. I could not find the christian names that go with the...
Christian Heinrich Rinck (1770 – 1846) published his “24 leicht ausführbahre Trios für the Orgel” (24 easy playable trios for organ) as opus 20. A modern edition of 12 of these trios is available...
Christian Heinrich Rinck (1770 – 1846) published his “24 leicht ausführbahre Tios für the Orgel” (24 easy playable trios for organ) as opus 20. A modern edition of 12 of these trios is available...
Christian Heinrich Rinck (1770 – 1846) published his “24 leicht ausführbahre Tios für the Orgel” (24 easy playable trios for organ) as opus 20. A modern edition of 12 of these trios is available...
