Скачать или смотреть Christoph Schaffrath (1709 - 1763): Fugue in g minor

Schaffrath was born in Hohnstein near Dresden, Saxony, and died in Berlin. In 1733, he was one of the candidates for the organist's position at the Sophienkirche in Dresden, which ultimately was awarded to JS Bach's oldest son Wilhelm Friedemann. Schaffrath became court musician with Crown Prince Frederick of Prussia (later king Frederick II.), and after 1741 primarily served as musician and teacher of Frederick's sister, Amalia. His compositions demonstrate much of the galant style at the transition from baroque to classical music. It compares well with that of other composers of the Prussion court cycle, including Quantz, Kirnberger, the Graun brothers, Nichelmann, and of course Carl Philipp Emanuel, JS Bach's second son. I was so glad to find this intriguing as much as intricate fugue by Schaffrath, an adaptation from the 2nd movement of a sonata opus 2 No. 6 CSWV H:30 edited by Leszek Wronski. Instrument: Johannus Monarke "Breughel".
P.S.: Diese Fuge ist auch ein kleines Geschenk für Amelie.