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Comments :
This is a collection of 17th century german music that I like. Most of the pieces are not really played often, and I myself has rarely or almost never played these pieces before, except for the Buxtehude's Suite and Pachelbel's Suite. It is true that the pieces that I have played are not really virtuoso pieces, and some will find that these pieces are less intriguing compared to the works by, Bach, etc. However, I found solace in playing these works, and I wanted to demonstrate the beauty myself. Somehow, the works from the 17th century seem to touch my soul directly, and I can't really help but immersing myself deeply into this sound world. I hope you can appreciate the beauty of these music that I played.
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Friedrich Wilhelm Zachow(1663-1712)
Choralpartita, LV 50
[01] 00:05 "Nun komm der Heiden Heiland"
Johann Krieger(1651-1735)
Suite in A major
[02] 03:00 Allemande
[03] 07:17 Corrente
[04] 09:00 Sarabanda - Le Double
[05] 12:25 Gigue
Johann Pachelbel(1653-1706)
Suite in c sharp minor
[06] 15:08 Allemande
[07] 17:29 Courante
[08] 19:08 Aria
[09] 20:44 Sarabande
[10] 22:27 Gigue
Mihály Bulyovszky(?-1711)
Suite in b flat minor
[11] 24:03 Allemanda
[12] 27:04 Currenta
[13] 28:22 Sarrabanda
[14] 30:47 Balletta
[15] 31:32 Gavotta
[16] 32:14 Gigue
Christian Ritter(1645?~1650? - 1717?1725?)
[17] 33:23 Allemanda in discessum Caroli XI Regis Sveciae
Dietrich Buxtehude(1637-1707)
Suite in g minor, BuxWV 242
[18] 38:48 Allemande
[19] 42:21 Courante
[20] 44:05 Sarabande
[21] 46:03 Gigue
Johann Adam Reincken(1643-1722)
Suite in e minor
[22] 48:00 Allemande
[23] 50:30 Courante
[24] 52:34 Sarabande
[25] 54:41 Gigue
Johann Kuhnau(1660-1722)
[26] 57:05 Ciacona in f minor
Leonard Byun(1996~)
[27] 01:02:49 Improvised Prelude in F major
Georg Böhm(1661-1733)
Suite in F major
[28] 01:05:13 Allemande
[29] 01:08:21 Courante
[30] 01:09:52 Sarabande - Double
[31] 01:12:48 Gigue
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Pitch : A=400Hz
Temperament : Modified meantone
Instrument : Single manual Flemish harpsichord after Ruckers(made from Zuckermann kit), made in Netherlands in 2011
Device: Recorded using ZOOM H1n recorder during a practice session.
Performer : Leonard Byun(Dr.Claveciniste)