Fischer: Ariadne Musica - Praeludium et Fuga no.2 Cis minor

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Uploaded by on Jun 21, 2010

Tibor Pinter plays on the Silbermann (1731, Reinhardtsgrimma) sample set.
Johann Caspar Ferdinand Fischer (1656-1746): Ariadne musica (1702). The original print of 1702 is lost, but a manuscript copy in the Minorite convent in Vienna and a mention in Walther's Lexicon provide evidence of its existence. This series of pieces begins in C major and ends, after 18 keys with accidentals, in C minor (closing in the major). The collection contributed to the question of the tempered tuning of keyboard instruments, described most clearly and thoroughly by Werckmeister in his Orgel-Probe (1681) and more particularly in its second edition (1698). J.S. Bach knew and valued the collection, and adopted some of the themes in Das wohltemperierte Clavier.
Rudolf Walter (Grove Music Online)

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