- Trio Sonata No. 3, BWV 527
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One of the most popular of the 6 Trios. The bouncy Andante (HW: Principal 8' + Octave 4'; SW Rohrflöte 8' + Salicional 8' +
Blockflöte 4' + Principal 2' + Quinte 1 1/3'; PD Subbass 16 + Gedacktbass 8' + Choralebass 4') modulates frequently and alternates with
a second melody in easily recognizable sections. The lyrical Adagio e dolce (HW: Principal 8; SW Oboe 8' + Salicional 8'; PD Gedacktbass 8';
Repeats HW Lieblich Gedackt 8'; SW Rohrflöte 8' + Nasard 2 2/3' + Tremulant) makes full use of suspensions and is repeated with totally
different registrations. A bold and pointedly rhythmic theme forms the first subject of the Vivace (HW Principal 8' + Octave 4' + Doublette
2' + Mixture; SW All except Oboe 8'; PD Subbass 16' + Octavebass 8' + Gedacktbass 8') followed by a series of triplets which later accompany the
first theme, together modulating merrily through many keys until D minor is reached again for the repeat of the entire first section.
Instrument:
Richard Rensch Orgelbau, St. Michael Neckargartach (1993) -
Samples by Gernot Wurst
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Audio track was created with Hauptwerk v. 1 software
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