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Buxtehude: Complete Organ Works, vol. 2

Buxtehude: Complete Organ Works, vol. 2

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Inge Bønnerup
Inge Bønnerup, Danish organist (b. 1940), has since her debut in 1964 established herself as an organist of distinction through an extensive concert activity in Denmark and the other Scandinavian countries, England, Germany, France, Italy and Australia. Her repertory ranges from early Baroque to the organ music of our own day, with a preference for the music of the 17th and 18th centuries.
Inge Bønnerup has also given first performances of organ works by Danish composers, including Vagn Holmboe, Niels Viggo Bentzon, Leif Thybo, Jan Maegaard and others.
Since 1972 she has held the position of organist of the Trinitatis kirke (Church of the Trinity) in Copenhagen’s inner city, where she has been responsible for a programme of church music which has been much admired and widely appreciated, especially in the popular “come-in-from-the-street” concerts during the winter season. Inge Bønnerup has also made grammophone recordings and for several years, until 1989, she taught organ-playing at the Royal Danish Academy of Music.

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Dietrich Buxtehude

1. Præludium D-dur (BuxWV 139)
2. Ach Gott und Herr (BuxWV 177) – Koralvariationer
3. Magnificat Primi Toni (BuxWV 204) – Koralfantasi
4. Canzonetta g-moll (BuxWV 173)
5. Canzonetta G-dur (BuxWV 172)
6. Ciacona c-moll (BuxWV 159)
7. Præludium G-dur (BuxWV 147)
8. Ach Herr, mich armen Sünder (BuxWV 178) – Orgelkoral
9. Von Gott will ich nicht lassen (BuxWV 220) – Orgelkoral
10. Von Gott will ich nicht lassen (BuxWV 221) – Orgelkoral
11. Magnificat Primi Toni (BuxWV 203) – Koralfantasi
12. Ich dank dir schon durch deinen Sohn (BuxWV 195) – Koralfantasi
13. Fuga B-Dur (BuxWV 176)
14. Præludium g-mol (BuxWV 150)

Biographical sketch ©
It is very likely, that in the 1650’s Buxtehude sought instruction from the most important organist in Copenhagen, Johan
Lorentz (1609 – 89), who since 1635 had occupied the organ bench of the Church of St. Nicholas, where he gained a reputation as one of the most esteemed organists of the time. The organ of this church, which was destroyed in the great fire of Copenhagen in 1795, was among the capital city’s biggest and best, 40 stops divided between 3 manuals and pedal, and had been built by Lorentz’ father, Johan Lorentz (d. 1650), who had received the royal privilege as organ builder in Denmark and Norway from Christian lV in 1639.

RELEASE DATE: JULY 1991

CATALOGUE NUMBER: DACOCD 382

EAN: 5709499382004

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