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Release Date: Wednesday 3 October 2007
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The sixteenth-century Leipzig organist Elias Nicolaus Ammerbach is remembered above all for his Tabulaturbuch, a collection of keyboard arrangements of songs, dances and other works, variously ornamented, and intended as a means of teaching both keyboard-playing and the foundations of music. He is one of the 16th century German 'colourists', who added virtuoso passage-work to pre-existing works.
Praeambulum primi thoni (Ammerbach)
Ach Gott, was soll ich singen (O God, what shall I sing) (Ivo de Vento)
Passamezzo Itali - Saltarella (Ammerbach)
Gros Lieb hat mich umbfangen (Great Love surrounds me) (Anonymous)
Ein Henlein weis mit grossem fleis (An industrious white hen), "Canzon della gallina" (Tiberio Fabrianese)
Fantasia on Lassus's Sussanna se videns (Susanne un jour) (Ammerbach)
Wenn ich des Morgens fruh auff steh (When I awake early in the morning) (Ludwig Senfl)
Galliard, "La royne d'escosse" (Anonymous)
Ein Megdlein sprach mir freundlich zu (A maiden addressed me in a friendly way) (Machinger)
and much more