Partita: Was Gott tut, das ist wohlgetan

This has always been a "favorite" of mine, but I never played it, nor had I heard it in a long time. I thought of it several weeks ago, and was able to find the score on in internet.

I tried it on several organs before finally deciding to do it on the Muller. As much as I am ALL in favor of "authenticity," I used, as promised, a different temperament and avoided what I believe is the most significantly altered mixture.

The temperament I used was "Original Gabler". I chose this because of the southern German conncection with Pachelbel.

I'll be very interested to hear your opinions.

The registration is as follows:

Chorale:
HW - Praestant 16, Octaaf 8, Viola di Gamba 8, Octaaf 4, Gemshoorn 4', Waldflyuit 2', Mixtuur IV-X
Ped - Prestant 16, Bourdon 16, Octaaf 8, Octaaf 4, HW-Ped

Partita 1
RW - Holypyp 8, Quintadena 8 (off on repeat)

Partita 2
HW - Roerfluyt 8, Waldfluyt 2 (off on repeat)

Partita 3
BW - Baarpyp 8, Quintadena 8, Flagflyut 4, Nachthoorn 2, Flageolet 1 1/2 (offon repeat), Vox Humana 8

Partita 4
HW - Viola di Gamba 8, Oboe 8
BV - Vox Humana 8 (used for repeat)

Partita 5
RW - Praestant 8, Octaaf 4, Super Octaaf 2 (off on repeat)

Partita 6
HW - Bourdon 16, Roerfluyt 8, Viola di Gamba 8 (LH)
RW - Holpyp 8, Fluyt Does 4, Speelfluyt 3 (RH)
Ped - Octaaf 4, Holfluyt 2 (8va lower)

Partita 7
BW - Baarpyp 8, Quintadena 8, Nagthoorn 2, Cymbaal (off on Repeat)

Partita 8
RW - Praestant 8, Octaaf 4, Super Octaaf 2, Mixtuur VI-VIII (off on repeat)

Partita 9
HW - Praestant 16, Octaaf 8, Viola di Gamba 8, Octaaf 4, Quintpraestant 3, Mixtuur IV-X, Scherp VI-VII
RW - Praestant 8, Octaaf 4, Super Octaaf 2, Mixtuur VI-VIII

THEN, RW - HW and RW add Sexquialter II–II

Chorale
ADD HW - Waldfluyt 2, Tertian
Ped - Principaal 32 Praestant 16, Bourdon 16, Roerquint 12, Octaaf 8,Holfluyt 8,Octaaf 4, Mixtuur VI-X, Bazuin 16