Original composition 6 harpsichord pieces by Andreas Staier "Anklänge"
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Pieces by Froberger, Couperin, Clérambault and Muffat and 6 harpsichord pieces by Andreas Staier with attaca prelude and fugue E major BWV 878
Andreas Staier related to prelude and fugue in E major from the Well Temperated Clavier part 2
The 6 harpsichord pieces are related to the prelude and fugue in E major BWV 878, which will be performed attaca, by Brice Pauset or Andreas Staier. The composition can be combined with, among others, Bach Partita No. 4 or alternatively with works by Froberger, Couperin, Clerambault and Muffat. VAN-Magazin reports.
(The composition is published by Editions Lemoine in Paris, you can listen to the complete album here or down below.)
Program
J. C. F. Fischer from Ariadne Musica: Prelude and Fugue in E major (2‘10‘‘)
J. J. Fux from Gradus ad Parnassum (Tab. XXX fig. 1) Fugue (1‘)
J. C. F. Fischer from Ariadne Musica Prelude and Fugue in C-sharp minor (1‘40‘‘)
L. Couperin Pavane in F-sharp minor (7‘)
J. C. F. Fischer from Ariadne Musica Prelude and Fugue in D major (1‘30‘‘)
Froberger Ricercar IV, (1658) G-C (mixolydian scale) (3‘50‘‘)
J. C. F. Fischer from Ariadne Musica Prelude and Fugue in A major (1‘15‘‘)
Froberger Méditation sur ma mort future in D major (6‘20‘‘) Fantasia II (1649) e phrygian scale (3‘40‘‘)
Staier 6 harpsichord pieces (30‘20‘‘)
J. S. Bach from WTC 2 Prelude and Fugue in E major (9‘)