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Andrea (ca. LH Canzon francese, detta (1605) 2'15 Girolamo Frescobaldi (1583-1643) Toccata quarta, da sonarsi alle Levatione 7'28 (Libro II di Toccate, 1627) El Recercar quarto, sopra re, fa, (1615) 5'14 Bernardo Pasquini E Pastorale 4'39 on the organ at San Giuseppe Church in Brescia, Giovanni Maria Trabaci Canto II, (1603) 4'19 Girolamo Frescobaldi Canzona quinta (Libro II Toccate, 1627) 1'57 Capriccio sopra la spagnoletta 6'52 Michelangelo Rossi Toccata No. 13 in D Minor 4'04 / EN RE MINEUR) Performed on the organ at San Carlo Church in Brescia, digitalisiert durch: The organ in the Renaissance and Baroque: Northern ... IDS Luzern c1998 Pasquini LH Sonata in C Major I, II 2'15 (C-DUR / EN UT MAJEUR) Domenico Zipoli (1688-1726) Verso (IM) in G Minor 0'52 / EN SOL MINEUR) Verso (III) in E Minor 0'48 / EN MINEUR) All' Elevazione in C Major 4'47 (C-DUR / EN UT MAJEUR) Canzona in D Minor 1'54 EN RE MINEUR) Bernardo Pasquini Sonata in D Minor 2'01 EN RE MINEUR) Ricercare in G Minor VII, 139 3'09 / EN SOL MINEUR) Performed on the organ at San Arcangelo Church in Caselle d'Altivole, Italy. Gustav Leonhardt, Organ Total Time for Giovanni Battista Martini (1706-1784) LTJ Toccata in C Minor 1'27 EN UT MINEUR) Sonata Mo. 2 in G Minor: Allegro 3'28 / EN SOL MINEUR) Domenico (1685-1757) LH Fuga in D Minor K. 41 4'54 (D-MOLL/ Domenico Zipoli Verso II in E Minor 1'21 (3 All' Offertorio in C Major 2'21 (C-DUR / EN UT MAJEUR) BD Elevazione in F Major 4'40 (F-DUR / Johann Georg Albrechtsberger (1736-1809) Fugue in C Major 2'51 (C-DUR / EN UT MAJEUR) Performed on the organ at Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari Church in Venice, Italy. Bernardo Storace LH Toccata Mo. 19 in G Major 2'29 (G-DUR / EN SOL MAJEUR) El No. 22 in E Minor 5'45 MINEUR) LH Aria sopra la spagnoletta (edit. Bernardo Pasquini Capriccio No. 2 in G Minor 6'27 / EN SOL MINEUR) Performed on the organ at San Bernardino Church in Carpi, Italy. Giovanni Battista Martini H Sonata all' Offertorio in A Major 3'30 (A-DUR Trio in G Major 2'11 (G-DUR / EN SOL MAJEUR) Johann Nepomuk Hummel (1778-1837) in Major 3'52 (AS-DUR / EN LA MAJEUR) Sonata con Violoncello 0'48 con 0'33 G7J Sonata con cornetto 0'40 Performed on the organ at Chiesa in Lugo, Italy. Gustav Leonhardt, Organ Total Time for .

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