Fantasia g-moll

Fantasia, in a very slow tempo by Pachelbel, well known to all of us, I think.

This piece was played on the "Lieblicher Flöhten Zug"
in this case

HW:
Principal 8. Fuß

HiW:
Rohr=Fleute 4. Fuß

Ped:
Sub Baß 16. Fuß
Octaven Baß 8. Fuß

HIW-HW (Schiebekoppel)

Having played a lot of Spanish music lately, I wondered if Pachelbel by any chance knew about the Tiento de Falsas, that were very popular in Spain.

In this composition there are a few places, that resemble the way Spanish composers handled deliberate dissonants in their works.

But Pietro's remarks about the Italian influences are more to the point imho.
Italian composers influenced lots of Northern musicians in those days and vice versa.