Organ Music by European Masters | Volume I

This two-volume collection of selected organ music by European masters aims to provide an overview of how organ composition developed from the Renaissance to the late Baroque period. While the first volume contains compositions from the Renaissance to the mid-Baroque period, the second volume continues from there to the late Baroque period. It was during this period that highly significant organ compositions were written, some of which were still based on the early Baroque style and often went unnoticed. The selection of works, intended for practical use, includes both free and chorale-based compositions.
Where the compositions in this volume are notated in two systems, they are played manualiter.

Content: 

1. Heinrich Isaac, Canzona "La Martinella"
2. Arnold Schlick, Maria zart
3. Arnold Schlick, Salve Regina
4. Hans Kotter, Aus tiefer Not schrei ich zu dir
5. Luzzasco Luzzaschi, Toccata del 4to tuono
6. Wolfgang Carl Briegel, Fuga tertii toni
7. Bernardo Pasquini, Pastorale
8. Johann Christoph Bach, Praeludium und Fuge in Es
9. Johann Friedrich Alberti, Te Deum laudamus (Herr Gott, dich loben wir)
10. Johann Michael Bach, Wenn mein Stündlein vorhanden ist