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Formats and Editions
1. Partita In A Minor, Krebs-Wv 825: I. Fantasia
2. Partita In A Minor, Krebs-Wv 825: II. Fuga
3. Partita In A Minor, Krebs-Wv 825: III. Allemande
4. Partita In A Minor, Krebs-Wv 825: IV. Courante
5. Partita In A Minor, Krebs-Wv 825: V. Sarabande
6. Partita In A Minor, Krebs-Wv 825: VI. Bourrée
7. Partita In A Minor, Krebs-Wv 825: VII. Pastorelle
8. Partita In A Minor, Krebs-Wv 825: VIII. Menuett
9. Partita In A Minor, Krebs-Wv 825: IX. Gigue
10. Fugue In C Major, Krebs-Wv 843
11. Fugue In E Major, Krebs-Wv 844
12. Fugue In F Major, Krebs-Wv 845
13. Fugue In F Minor, Krebs-Wv 846
14. Fugue In G Major, Krebs-Wv 847
15. Fugue In A Minor, Krebs-Wv 848
16. Concerto In G Major, Krebs-Wv 821: I. Allegro
17. Concerto In G Major, Krebs-Wv 821: II. Andante
18. Concerto In G Major, Krebs-Wv 821: III. Vivace
More Info:
Although a favoured student of J.S. Bach, Johann Ludwig Krebs didn't see any substantial success in his own lifetime. More recent assessments have discovered a highly educated, enlightened and open minded musician who was clearly highly accomplished as a performer and demonstrating a fascinating synthesis of Baroque, Galant and Classical forms. Keyboardist Steven Devine begins a complete survey of Krebs' significant contribution to the keyboard genre with this first of four volumes that shows the range of Krebs' musical language.
