Vincent Lübeck

Vincent Lübeck\'s few organ works were transmitted only in copies that were written chiefly in letter tablature, and that stem mostly from Lübeck\'s circle of students, thus from the collections of Hamburg\'s Nicolaikirche. / Classique / Urtext edited by Harald Vogel / Partition /

[Neue Ausgabe sämtlicher Orgel- und Clavierwerke - Band 1] / Classique / Editeur : Siegbert Rampe / Partition / Agrafé / Edition Urtext

The Husum Organ Book from 1758 documents in a unique way how north-German organ music developed in the first half of the 18th century in the generations following Dieterich Buxtehude and Vincent Lübeck. It contains 17 original works from northern Germany. Twelve of these works are concertos in three or four movements for unaccompanied organ. The fact that these are original compositions is a novelty in music history. Most known works of this type were arrangements of orchestral works./ Répertoire / Orgue

this new edition by Harald Vogel is a practical source-based edition that seeks to make the information content of the sources accessible to present-day users and to the extent that this is feasible in modern-day practice to remain as close as possible to the original notation. In order to lead the user closer to the original form Vogel eschews editorial additions through analogical formations. The editors detailed comments refer not only to the extant collection of works but also in the text The Organs and Their Tunings to the instruments on which the composer exercised his mastery in Flensburg Stade and Hamburg.

/ Solistes (ATB), Mixteer Cor (SATB), 2 Hautbois, Basson, 2 Violons, 2 Altos Et Basse Continue

/ Solistes (ATB), Mixteer Cor (SATB), 2 Hautbois, Basson, 2 Violons, 2 Altos Et Basse Continue