Retrospection: Organ Works of the 16th & 17th Century Krzysztof Urbaniak

• Kraków Tablature (1548)
• 1Preambulum magnum02:09
• Nasz Sbawiczyel Pan Bog (God Our Saviour)
• 2Verse 100:44
• 3Verse 201:36
• 4Verse 303:10
• Lowicz Tablature (1580)
• 5Magnificat anima mea dominum01:08
• 6Quia respexit01:16
• 7Et misericordia01:09
• 8Deposuit potentes01:11
• 9Suscepit Israel01:22
• 10Gloria patri00:56
• John Bull (1562-1628)
• 11Salve01:30
• 12Ad te clamamus01:14
• 13Eia ergo01:22
• 14O clemens01:27
• 15Pro fine01:46
• Hans Leo Hassler (1564-1612)
• 16Canzon á 4 Voci04:16
• Francisco Corrêa de Arauxo (1584-1654)
• 17No. 29, Quinto tiento de medio registro de tiple de septimo tono04:29
• 18No. 43, Tiento de medio registro de baxon de sexto tono02:41
• Johannes Fischer (1595-16??)
• 19Melodia á 4 Voci04:55
• Matthias Weckmann (1616-1674)
• 20Lucidor einß hütt der schaf02:06
• 21Var. 1, —01:44
• 22Var. 2, —01:37
• 23Var. 3, —01:43
• 24Var. 4, —01:47
• Johann Jacob Froberger (1616-1667)
• 25Canzona No. 2 in G Minor, FbWV 30204:23
• 26Fantasia sopra Ut, re, mi, fa, sol, la in C major, FbWV 20107:50
• Total Runtime59:31

Info for Retrospection: Organ Works of the 16th & 17th Century

Once again we embark upon an exciting path of music history: Retrospection is the name of the new CD, which Krzysztof Urbaniak dedicates to organ music of the 16th and 17th Century. The programme rages from very rarely played pieces taken from Polish organ tablatures to works of more familiar composers such as Hans Leo Hassler, Jacob Froberger and Matthias Weckmann.

This repertoire was chosen for an instrument which could not be more authentic: the Danish Castle Sønderborg’s Renaissance organ which was built in 1570 and is currently one of the oldest playable organs in the whole of Europe. With its in today’s eyes very unusual specification, fascinating sounds can be produced, which on modern instruments seem to have almost disappeared into oblivion.

Krzysztof Urbaniak, who has already with his first PASCHENrecords CD “Danziger Barock II” demonstrated his extremely graceful and detailed playing, proverbially “pulls out all the stops” and presents a wealth of sounds which not only friends of the organ shouldn’t miss...

Krzysztof Urbaniak, organ

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