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Johann Pachelbel: Praeludium in D minor
Praeludium in D minor
Johann Pachelbel: Komm, Gott Schopfer, heiliger Geist
Komm, Gott Schopfer, heiliger Geist
Johann Pachelbel: Fantasia in G minor (POP 114)
Fantasia in G minor
Johann Pachelbel: Toccata in C major
Toccata in C major
Johann Pachelbel: Gott der Vater, wohn' uns bei
Gott der Vater wohn uns bei
Johann Pachelbel: Toccata in G minor
Toccata in G minor
Johann Pachelbel: Ricercare in C minor
Ricercar in C minor
Johann Pachelbel: Toccata in E minor
Toccata in E minor
Johann Pachelbel: Ricercare in F sharp minor
Ricercar in F sharp minor
Johann Pachelbel: Toccata in C minor
Toccata in C minor
Johann Pachelbel: Fugue in C major
Fugue in C major
Toccata in C major
Toccata in C major
Johann Pachelbel: Fugue in D minor
Fugue in D minor
Johann Pachelbel: Ciaccona in F minor
Ciacona in F minor
Johann Pachelbel: Fugue in D major
Fugue in D major
Johann Pachelbel: Ciaccona in D minor
Ciacona in D minor
Johann Pachelbel: Der Tag, der ist so Freudenreich
Gelobet seist du, Jesu Christ
Der Tag, der ist so Freudenreich
Vom Himmel hoch, da komm ich her
16th April 2000
“Naxos's Organ Encyclopedia series marches gloriously on with this first volume devoted to Johann Pachelbel's works for the instrument. Pachelbel was no one-tune composer; nor was his work merely a dry run for Bach. Here, Wolfgang Rubsam plays a well-varied selection of fantasias, toccatas, ricercares, chorale preludes and ciaconas. The choral preludes-five examples-are remarkably highly developed pieces; the toccatas imposing, florid declamations over resounding pedal notes. But for me the highlights are the two ciaconas, both in D minor, real gems that bring out the best of this composer's fertile imagination. Rubsam plays beautifully, varying his registrations carefully, giving the music the space it demands. Buffs will like to know that the organ is that at Weissenan, built by Johann Nepomuk Holzhey between 1785 and 1787. It sounds magnificent.”
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