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Musica Ficta

  • "Domestic Music Scene" by Johannes Voorhout, 1674. (The man at the harpsichord is thought to be Johann Adam Reincken, on his left probably Dieterich Buxtehude playing the viola da gamba, and on his right, below the harpsichord, possibly Johann Theile.)
    The Art of Intabulation, Part 2
    LuAnn Johnson
    Join us this week on Harmonia for part two of our series on intabulation. We’ll hear choral works become large organ pieces and explore how Bach turned a chamber sonata into an intricate solo work for the keyboard. / Plus, on our featured release—music from the early Reformation period in Denmark.