Jan Von Busch: Clavier Ubung III - SUPER-AUDIO CD

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Management number	205726855	Release Date	2025/10/22	List Price	$89.10	Model Number	205726855
Category	Genre Classical

Title: Clavier Ubung III
Artist: Jan Von Busch
Label: MDG
Product Type: SUPER-AUDIO CD
UPC: 760623188829
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2015-04-14
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: FRANCE - IMPORT

Gems on a Jewel Jan Von Busch presents Sonatinas and Sonatas by Johann Ludwig KrebsIn 1802, in his famous Bach biography, Nikolaus Forkel stated that "only one crayfish [Krebs] was caught in one stream [Bach]." Johann Ludwig Krebs was in fact one of Johann Sebastian Bach's favorite pupils; he was on particularly close terms with the famous Thomas kantor and is to be credited with the transmission of Bach's organ music. In his own organ works Krebs quite audibly followed his great model. His sonatas and sonatinas, now recorded for the first time by Jan Von Busch on the historic Warlitz organ, are clearly much more progressive. The Stein organ in Warlitz represents a particularly attractive performance option. Although this one manual instrument is located in Mecklenburg, it is certainly the best-preserved example of Thuringian organ building artistry and is a perfect match for the presentation of "clavier" music possibly intended more for the harpsichord at the time of it's composition. Krebs and the organ builder Johann Georg Stein were of the same age, and both grew up in Thuringia - only a few kilometers apart from each other! The fact that the organ has remained practically unchanged over the centuries verges on a miracle. Only the front pipes melted during World War I had to be reconstructed during the restoration in 2004.In these pieces Krebs produced manifold and richly varied expression. The individuality of the movements is underscored even more by Jan Von Busch's registration. The division of the manual into bass and treble does pits part here and permits multicolored sound combinations otherwise known to us only from larger instruments - the best prerequisites for listening pleasure of special authenticity.

Tracks:
1.1 Sonatine FÜR Orgel NR. 6 F-Moll 1. Allegro Non Troppo
1.2 Sonatine FÜR Orgel NR. 6 F-Moll 2. Larghetto
1.3 Sonatine FÜR Orgel NR. 6 F-Moll 3. Tempo Di Minuetto
1.4 Sonate FÜR Orgel NR. 1 C-Dur 1. Allegro
1.5 Sonate FÜR Orgel NR. 1 C-Dur 2. Andante
1.6 Sonate FÜR Orgel NR. 1 C-Dur 3. Allegro
1.7 Sonate FÜR Orgel NR. 2 G-Dur 1. Allegro
1.8 Sonate FÜR Orgel NR. 2 G-Dur 2. Andante
1.9 Sonate FÜR Orgel NR. 2 G-Dur 3. Allegretto
1.10 Sonate FÜR Orgel NR. 3 B-Dur 1. Vivace
1.11 Sonate FÜR Orgel NR. 3 B-Dur 2. Andante
1.12 Sonate FÜR Orgel NR. 3 B-Dur 3. Vivace
1.13 Sonate FÜR Orgel NR. 4 D-Dur 1. Allegro
1.14 Sonate FÜR Orgel NR. 4 D-Dur 2. Allegretto
1.15 Sonate FÜR Orgel NR. 4 D-Dur 3. Presto
1.16 Sonate FÜR Orgel NR. 5 F-Dur 1. Allegro
1.17 Sonate FÜR Orgel NR. 5 F-Dur 2. Andante
1.18 Sonate FÜR Orgel NR. 5 F-Dur 3. Allegro
1.19 Sonate FÜR Orgel NR. 6 D-Moll 1. Allegro Non Troppo
1.20 Sonate FÜR Orgel NR. 6 D-Moll 2. Andante
1.21 Sonate FÜR Orgel NR. 6 D-Moll 3. Allegro