Gradus ad Parnassum

Notes & Reviews:

"Gradus ad Parnasum", the ascent to the seat of the gods, is in the figurative sense certainly the right title for the portrait of such a unique instrument; for indeed, alongside the other daughters of Zeus, the father of the gods, the Muses also live on Parnassus. In our program, this "gradus" is musically symbolized by the two "cornerstones", the introductory and concluding works by Froberger and Muffat. In terms of quality, precisely these two musical creations can be conceded a top position in the music of the late seventeenth century. The attentive listener will experience here a self-contained, extremely colorful tonal cosmos from an exciting epoch of musical history.

Notes & Reviews:

Recording information: Klosterkirche Maihingen, Germany (08/13/2009-08/14/2009).



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Works Details

>Sound, Recorded : Church Bells
  • Performer: Christian Brembeck (Organ)
  • Notes: Klosterkirche Maihingen, Germany (08/13/2009-08/14/2009)
  • Period Time: Contemporary

>Froberger, Johann Jacob : Libro secondo di toccate :: sopra Ut . Re . Mi . Fa . Sol . La., for keyboard in C major, FbWV 201
  • Performer: Christian Brembeck (Organ)
  • Notes: Klosterkirche Maihingen, Germany (08/13/2009-08/14/2009)
  • Running Time: 6 min. 18 sec.
  • Period Time: Baroque
  • Written: by 1649

>Kindermann, Johann Erasmus : Magnificat Octavi Toni
  • Performer: Christian Brembeck (Organ)
  • Notes: Klosterkirche Maihingen, Germany (08/13/2009-08/14/2009)
  • Running Time: 1 min. 37 sec.
  • Period Time: Baroque
  • Form: Choral

>Kerll, Johann Kaspar : Toccata for Keyboard no 4 in E major "Cromatica Durezze e Ligature"
  • Performer: Christian Brembeck (Organ)
  • Notes: Klosterkirche Maihingen, Germany (08/13/2009-08/14/2009)
  • Running Time: 3 min. 28 sec.
  • Period Time: Baroque

>Kerll, Johann Kaspar : Canzona 1, for keyboard
  • Performer: Christian Brembeck (Organ)
  • Notes: Klosterkirche Maihingen, Germany (08/13/2009-08/14/2009)
  • Running Time: 2 min. sec.
  • Period Time: Baroque

>Kerll, Johann Kaspar : Capriccio sopra il cucu
  • Performer: Christian Brembeck (Organ)
  • Notes: Klosterkirche Maihingen, Germany (08/13/2009-08/14/2009)
  • Running Time: 2 min. 56 sec.
  • Period Time: Baroque

>Murschhauser, Franz Xaver : Dein große Lieb, o Jesulein, for organ ("Sexies Variata")
  • Performer: Christian Brembeck (Organ)
  • Notes: Klosterkirche Maihingen, Germany (08/13/2009-08/14/2009)
  • Running Time: 7 min. 14 sec.
  • Period Time: Baroque

>Kayser, Isfrid : Partita for organ in B flat No 3
  • Performer: Christian Brembeck (Organ)
  • Notes: Klosterkirche Maihingen, Germany (08/13/2009-08/14/2009)
  • Running Time: 3 min. 57 sec.
  • Period Time: Baroque

>Maichelbeck, Franz Anton : Sonata prima for organ ("Die auf dem Clavier spielende und das Gehör vergnügende Caecillia")
  • Performer: Christian Brembeck (Organ)
  • Notes: Klosterkirche Maihingen, Germany (08/13/2009-08/14/2009)
  • Running Time: 5 min. 1 sec.
  • Period Time: Baroque
  • Written: 1736

>Muffat, Georg : Nova Cyclopeias Harmonica, aria and variations for organ (from Apparatus musico-organisticus, Part 2
  • Performer: Christian Brembeck (Organ)
  • Notes: Klosterkirche Maihingen, Germany (08/13/2009-08/14/2009)
  • Running Time: 1 min. 58 sec.
  • Period Time: Baroque

>Muffat, Georg : Toccata for organ no 7 (from Apparatus musico-organisticus, Part 1)
  • Performer: Christian Brembeck (Organ)
  • Notes: Klosterkirche Maihingen, Germany (08/13/2009-08/14/2009)
  • Running Time: 9 min. 23 sec.
  • Period Time: Baroque
  • Written: 1690

>Sound, Recorded : Church Bells
  • Performer: Christian Brembeck (Organ)
  • Notes: Klosterkirche Maihingen, Germany (08/13/2009-08/14/2009)
  • Period Time: Contemporary

>Anonymous, German : March for organ (Harmonia organica, Ochsenhauser Orgelbuch)
  • Performer: Christian Brembeck (Organ)
  • Notes: Klosterkirche Maihingen, Germany (08/13/2009-08/14/2009)
  • Running Time: 2 min. 8 sec.
  • Form: March