Praeambulum d-Moll

Martin Radeck (1640-1684) was a German organist and composer. He was likely born around 1640 in Flensburg, where his father Johann Rudolph Radeck was working. In 1645 the Radeck family moved to Copenhagen. There, Martin most likely learned the organ and composition from his father. Since the middle of 1660 he worked at Trinity Church in Copenhagen, playing a new Hans Christoph Fritzsche organ. In 1663 he started working at the Heiliggeistkirche after his father's death.
(source: pipe-organ.wiki)

I recorded Radeck's Praeambulum on a fitting early North German organ model. I took a lot of freedom in tempo and registration changes, maybe too much. This piece can of course work very well in one or two effective registrations, all in the same tempo.