Matthias Weckmann: Complete Organ Works

The perfect marriage of instrument and music – Weckmann belongs to the pre-Bach north German school and his colourful music is brought thrillingly to life here on two 17th-century German organs. — BBC Music Magazine, May 2021, 4 out of 5 stars More…

Release Date: 12th Feb 2021
Catalogue No: AE11261
Label: Aeolus

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Weckmann: Gelobet seystu Jesu Christ

Leon Berben (organ)

Weckmann: Canzon in C

Leon Berben (organ)

Weckmann: O lux beata trinitas

Leon Berben (organ)

Weckmann: Toccata in D

Leon Berben (organ)

Weckmann: Es ist das Heyl uns kommen her

Leon Berben (organ)

Weckmann: Praeambulum primi toni a 5

Leon Berben (organ)

Weckmann: Fuga ex D pedaliter primi Toni in D

Leon Berben (organ)

Weckmann: Canzon in G major

Leon Berben (organ)

Weckmann: Gott sey gelobet und gebenedeiet

Leon Berben (organ)

Weckmann: Toccata in E

Leon Berben (organ)

Weckmann: Canzon in D

Leon Berben (organ)

Weckmann: Ach wir armen Sunder

Leon Berben (organ)

Weckmann: Fantasia ex D

Leon Berben (organ)

Weckmann: Komm, heiliger Geist, Hene Gott

Leon Berben (organ)

Weckmann: Canzon in C

Leon Berben (organ)

Weckmann: Nun freut euch Lieben Christen Gemein

Leon Berben (organ)

Weckmann: Toccata dal 12 tuono V in C major

Leon Berben (organ)

Weckmann: Canzon dall istesso tuono in C major

Leon Berben (organ)

Weckmann: Toccata vel praeludium in D minor

Leon Berben (organ)

Weckmann: Magnificat

Leon Berben (organ)

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Organist Leon Berben can be considered a master of his trade on the harpsichord and organ. Furthermore, his extensive knowledge of music history and historical performance practice make him one of the leading figures of his generation in the "early music" scene. His repertoire includes keyboard works from 1550 to 1790 and he also co-authored the encyclopedia "Die Musik in Geschichte und Gegenwart". Intensive study of sources and constant research work give the art of interpretation of Leon Berben a special status. His solo CD recordings on historical organs and harpsichords have been highly praised by the specialist press and have received several awards, including the "Diapason d'Or", the "Choc" of "Le Monde de la Musique" and the quarterly Preis der deutschen Schallplattenkritik. On his latest recording Berben was able to use two of the most famous early baroque organs in Germany for his complete recording of the organ works of Matthias Weckmann (ca.1616-1674): the Hans Scherer organ (1624) in the Stephanuskirche in Tangermunde and the Friedrich Stellwagen organ (1636) in the Jakobikirche in Lubeck. Both authentic instruments are wonderfully preserved and have been restored in an exemplary manner.

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May 2021

The perfect marriage of instrument and music – Weckmann belongs to the pre-Bach north German school and his colourful music is brought thrillingly to life here on two 17th-century German organs.

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