This product is damaged (bent corner cover, label on the back...). Edition de Reinhard Goebel Nearly all of the music from the seventeenth-century court at Dresden was unfortunately lost when Frederick II of Prussia bombarded the city in 1756. Fragments of the repertoire, however, have been preserved in the libraries of the courts of Protestant northern Europe, which were connected to Dresden by friendship or familial ties. Some of these works are presented here as they have been performed and recorded by the ensemble Musica Antiqua Koln, directed by Reinhard Goebel. The editions include both scores and parts.
Dresden Sonatas 3 presents two works for three violins, two violas, and basso continuo by Johann Wilhelm Furchheim (ca. 1635?82), as well as the Rondeau in C Major by Johann Joseph Fux (1660?1741), which features violino piccolo and bassoon, with an accompanying ensemble of violin, two violas, and basso continuo.
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