FRESCOBALDI: Keyboard Music from Manuscript Sources - Martha Folts

Girolamo Frescobaldi was the most celebrated keyboard musician, teacher and composer in Italy in his day, serving various nobility and the Church in Rome from 1608 until his death in 1643. He had the greatest influence of any musician in the seventeenth century on the keyboard music of Germany, Austria, The Netherlands and Denmark. The music presented here is attributed to Frescobaldi from various manuscript sources dating between 1630 and 1650 and is not otherwise included in the volumes of his music printed during his lifetime.

Frescobaldi, Girolamo Alessandro

 Toccata in F Major (Turin manuscript)

 Capriccio fatto sopra il Cucchu (Chigi manuscript)

 Toccata in A Minor (Turin manuscript)

 Ricercare cromatico post il Credo (Chigi manuscript)

 Toccata in F Major (Turin manuscript)

 Canzona in D Minor (Munich manuscript)

 Corrente in A Major (Chigi manuscript)

 Toccata in C Major (Chigi manuscript)

 Capriccio in G Minor (Chigi manuscript)

 Toccata in E Minor (British Museum manuscript)

 Canzona in D Minor (Munich manuscript)

 Corrente in G Minor (Turin Raccolta Foa)

 Partite sopra un aria Romana detta la Manista (Berlin Staatbibliotek manuscript)

 Capriccio in G Major (Bauyn manuscript)

 Toccata in G Minor (Turin manuscript)

 Corrente in G Major (Turin manuscript)

 Fantasia in E Major (Bauyn manuscript)

 Toccata and Canzona in G Major (British Museum manuscript)

 Corrente in F Major (Turin manuscript)

 Toccata in F Major (Chigi manuscript)