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D-B Mus.ms 30381 is a manuscript held at the Staatsbibliothek, Berlin. It is a collection of 8 manuscripts containing 10 total pieces, and was written around 1700-1780.
Description
This collection of manuscripts was previously owned by Eduard Grell, who's name is on the cover. The initials "HGS" are also visible.
Works
On the title page of the manuscript, the names of the ten works are listed.
In addition to each manuscript being numbered 1-8, the pages are numbered in pencil from 1-51 (continuously, not restarting on each manuscript).
Man. | Pages | Composer | Title | Incipit | Notes | Ref. |
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1 | 1-11 | Johann Ludwig Krebs | Praeludium und Fuga. v. S. Bach. | KrebsWV 407 Penciled in: Joh- Ludwig Krebs / vgl. mus.ms. 30194 Nr. 44 [see D-B Mus.ms 30194] |
[1] | |
2 | 13-15 | Johann Pachelbel | Fuga v. Pachelbel. | PerP 271 | [2] | |
16-17 | Johann Heinrich Buttstett | Fuga v. Buttstät. | [3] | |||
18-19 | Andreas Werckmeister | Fuga v. Werkmeister. | Title of piece: Cantzon. | [4] | ||
3 | 21-25 | Dietrich Buxtehude | Prael con Fuga v. Buxtehude. | BuxWV 145 | [5] | |
4 | 29-31 | Arnold Matthias Brunckhorst | Prael. con Fuga. v Prunth. | [6] | ||
5 | 33-35 | Georg Böhm | Prael con Fuga. v. Böhm. | [7] | ||
6 | 37-39 | Georg Böhm | dito. v. Böhm. | [8] | ||
7 | 41-43 | Georg Böhm | dito. v: Böhm | [9] | ||
8 | 45-51 | Johann Gottlieb Goldberg | Praeludi con Fuga. v. Goldberg. | [10] |
Description
Brunckhorst
See also: Arnold Matthias Brunckhorst#Prelude in G Minor
The Prelude and Fugue in G Minor was initially attributed to Nicolaus Bruhns by Martin Geck on style-critical grounds. This was followed by all editors of Bruhns organ music. However, in March 2006 it was initially speculated by the Tangermünde organist Dietrich Kollmannsperger that this piece had similarities with the Prelude and Fugue in E Minor by Arnold Matthias Brunckhorst. Klaus Beckmann agreed with these speculations in June 2006. It was shown that Prunth is a likely corruption of "Prunkh[orst]."[11]
Links
Online facsimile: digital.staatsbibliothek-berlin.de, accessed 11 August, 2023.
References
- ↑ RISM455038256
- ↑ RISM455038257
- ↑ RISM455038258
- ↑ RISM455038259
- ↑ RISM455038260
- ↑ RISM455038261
- ↑ RISM455038262
- ↑ RISM455038263
- ↑ RISM455038264
- ↑ RISM455038265
- ↑ Beckmann, Klaus, Die Norddeutsche Schule. Teil II: Blütezeit und Verfall. Mainz: Schott, 2009. 547.