Praeludium in G-dur, BuxWV 147

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Uploaded by:	yolar (10/07/22)
Composer:	Buxtehude, Dieterich
Sample Producer:	OrganArt Media
Sample Set:	1687 Arp Schnitger, Steinkirchen, Germany
Software:	Hauptwerk VII
Genre:	Baroque
Description:	This small prelude in G major is a typical example of a North German prelude in the stylus phantasticus. It directly starts with a pedal solo, followed by some big chords. Afther that some fugue themes and it ends with a final in which scales and a pedal point are important (preferably played in a plenum registration). Probably not the best summary of a North German prelude... This is possibly Buxtehude's earliest written organ prelude, as stated by Klaus Beckmann.
Performance:	Live
Recorded in:	Stereo
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