- Trio Sonata No. 4, BWV 528
[10:0] (A=465)
The invocatory Adagio is unique among the 6 Trio Sonatas, making the movements 4 in number. It quickly gives way to a bright Vivace,
with two main themes. The first theme of the Andante is based on melodic intervals of a fourth; the second theme includes progressive intervals
of 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and sometimes 6th; the two themes are combined at the end of this movement. The sassy Un poco Allegro theme also begins
with a fourth. Registration (Right Hand always on Hauptwerk, Left Hand always on Oberwerk): Adagio - RH Rohrflöte 8'; LH Quintadena 8'; PD
Coppel ; Vivace - RH Principal 8' + Octava 4'. LH Gedackt 8 + Principal 4 + Octava 2' + Quinta 1 1/2, PD Principal Bass 16' + Coppel;
Andante - RH Rohrflöte 8' + Spitzflöte 4', LH Gedackt 8' + Quintadena 8', PD Principal Bass 16'; Un poco Allegro - RH Principal 8' +
Octava 4' + Cymbeln II, LH Gedackt 8' + Principal 4' + Nasat 3 + Octava 2 + Mixtura III, PD Principal Bass 16' + Coppel
Instrument:
Gottfried Silbermann Organ, St. Georgenkirche - Rötha, Germany (1721) -
Samples by Brett Milan
-
Audio track was created with Hauptwerk v. 1 software
|
