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Six Organ Sonatas [CD]
Six Organ Sonatas [CD]
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In German usage, it has become customary to refer to older compositions for keyboard instruments-unless explicitly written for harpsichord or organ-as "Clavierwerke" (keyboard works). Since the boundaries were fluid, these sonatas for a pedalless "Clavier" can certainly be interpreted on a suitable pipe organ. The organ at St. Cyriakus Church in Duderstadt offers just such possibilities, despite various modernizations: Created by Johannes Creutzburg between 1733 and 1735, the instrument belongs to precisely the same period when young Johann Ludwig Krebs completed his training with Leipzig's Thomaskantor, Johann Sebastian Bach. In these six sonatas-rediscovered only in 2009-the student speaks a distinctly different language from his teacher: playful, carefree, occasionally "dallying", and always galant are these pieces from his hand.
Tracklist:
- Sonata I in C Major Krebs-Wv 832-Allegro
- Sonata I in C Major Krebs-Wv 832-Andante
- Sonata I in C Major Krebs-Wv 832-Allegretto
- Sonata II in G Major Krebs-Wv 833-Allegro
- Sonata II in G Major Krebs-Wv 833-Andante
- Sonata II in G Major Krebs-Wv 833-Allegretto
- Sonata III in B Flat Major Krebs-Wv 834-Vivace
- Sonata III in B Flat Major Krebs-Wv 834-Andante
- Sonata III in B Flat Major Krebs-Wv 834-Vivace
- Sonata IV in D Major Krebs-Wv 835-Allegro
- Sonata IV in D Major Krebs-Wv 835-Allegretto
- Sonata IV in D Major Krebs-Wv 835-Presto
- Sonata V in F Major Krebs-Wv 836-Allegro
- Sonata V in F Major Krebs-Wv 836-Andante
- Sonata V in F Major Krebs-Wv 836-Allegro
- Sonata VI in D minor Krebs-Wv 837-Allegro Non Troppo
- Sonata VI in D minor Krebs-Wv 837-Andante
- Sonata VI in D minor Krebs-Wv 837-Allegro
UPC: 761203788828
Label: Cpo Records
Release Date: 11.7.25
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