Monumenta musica neerlandica: suite in a-minor first 2 parts on cembalo by ernst stolz
Preludio & allemande
Pieter Bustijn (1649?-1729), was a musician from Middelburg and because of the fact that most of the Middelburg archives in 1940 has been lost, there is not much material left about his life. But considering the level of his skills, he must have been an important musician. In the early 17th century, Middelburg was an important center of art (after the fall of Antwerp in 1585) and after Amsterdam, the second trading center in the Republic. Middelburg had a collegium musicum, P. Bustijn must have been an important figure amongst the artists of Middelburg. He anticipates the keyboard writing of Händel and Bach.
In 1681 he became carilloneur and organist of the Nieuwe kerk at Middelburg. In the Netherlands, this person also was in charge of the collegium musicum, when they had one in the city. He must have had excellent instruments at his disposal;. An instrument by Johan Morlet, was testged by Sweelinck.
His suites were printed in Amsterdam by Estienne Rogier about 1712. Bach, Telemann and Mattheson, knew his work.
Where did you get that Harpsicord ? its perfect for my apartment so very small and so well sounded. cudo's on your playing it was wonderfull
tinroofbusted 2 years ago
Thanks!
ernststolz 2 years ago
Is this the Suite where JS Bach "borrowed" from?
Nice performance!
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otterhouse 3 years ago
yes indeed and thanks for listening
ernststolz 3 years ago