A Set of 10 Miscellaneous Fugues (Various)

		Movements/Sections 10 fugues, 2 introductions, 1 voluntary First Publication 1802 Genre Categories Fugues; Introductions; Voluntaries; For organ; Scores featuring the organ; For 1 player; For piano; Scores featuring the piano

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Fynnjamin (2012/8/10)

Editor:

2nd edition
Joseph Diettenhofer

Publisher Info.:

London: Goulding, Phipps & D'Almaine, n.d.

Copyright:

Public Domain [tag/del]

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General Information

Work Title	A Set of 10 Miscellaneous Fugues
Alternative Title	A Set of 10 Miscellaneous Fugues, with Two Introductions & one Voluntary. for the Organ or the Piano Forte; Three, of these Fugues are Composed by Handel, Three, by Joseph Diettenhofer, and Four, with the Voluntary, by the late Celebrated John Sebastian Bach, Organist, Composer, & Conductor of the Music at the Cathedral at Leipzig in Germany. Chiefly intended for the Use of Organists.

Composer	Various
Movements/Sections	10 fugues, 2 introductions, 1 voluntary
First Publication	1802
Dedication	John Wall Callcott
Piece Style	Baroque
Instrumentation	organ or piano

Misc. Comments

A very early English publication of Sebastian Bach's music.
From Part I of Bach's '48': fugues BWV 846/2 and 849/2, prelude & fugue BWV 869, a portion of the unfinished fugue from the 'Art of Fugue' (BWV 1080/19) with an ending provided by Diettenhofer.

Contents

1. Fugue I. F major.
   Fugue the 1st of four Subjects by Handel Adapted from the voices of his Alexanders feast with the Pedals Necessary by J: Diettenhoffer.
2. Fugue II. B minor.
   This is called a Fugata originally composed for two Parts by Handel; and Now with an addition of a third Part by Joseph Diettenhofer.
3. Voluntary. C minor. A short Voluntary on the Diapason
4. Fugata III. C minor. by Handel
5. Fugue IV. G major
   Non nobis Domine. Taken from a Fugue of four Voices by Joseph Diettenhofer, & Adapted by him for the Organ: the Voluntary In G.Major in Johann Ernst Eberlin's book of Fugues Part the 2^d. before Fugue the 3^d., may likewise be Play'd before this Fugue.
6. Fugue V. D major.
   A Fugue Taken from a Quartetto of Violin Parts, by Joseph Diettenhofer; and Now Adapted with Alterations by him, for the Organ. The Voluntary in D Major, in Eberlin's Book of Fugues & Voluntaries Part the 2^d., before Fugue the 1^st., may also be Play'd before this Fugue.
7. Introduction. C major.
   When Sappho tun'd the raptur'd Strain &c. A Glee, First Composed by M^r. Danby for three Voices, but afterwards Composed for Four Voices with Additions & Alterations; & also Adapted now for the Organ with the Introduction, & Fugue following by Joseph Diettenhofer.
8. Fugue 6. C major.
9. Fugue VII. D minor.
   In D, with the 3^d. Minore and of three Subjects, by Sebastian Bach.
10. Fugue VIII. C major. by Sebastian Bach.
11. Fugue IX. C♯ minor. by Sebastian Bach.
12. Voluntary. (Prelude) B minor. by Sebastian Bach, with the Fugue following.
13. Fugue X. B minor.