The Organ Chorales of Johann Pachelbel: origins, purpose, style - Willmett, John
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The Organ Chorales of Johan Pachelbel' examines the hymnody and liturgical practice in Germany in the period leading up to Pachelbel's tenure of organist posts in Erfurt and Nuremberg in the later seventeenth century. The considerable body of organ chorales of this underestimated predecessor of J. S. Bach is analysed; appendices list details of the hymnody and an assessment of the organs on which Pachelbel played this music.

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Produktbeschreibung
The Organ Chorales of Johan Pachelbel' examines the hymnody and liturgical practice in Germany in the period leading up to Pachelbel's tenure of organist posts in Erfurt and Nuremberg in the later seventeenth century. The considerable body of organ chorales of this underestimated predecessor of J. S. Bach is analysed; appendices list details of the hymnody and an assessment of the organs on which Pachelbel played this music.
Autorenporträt
Scottish-born John Willmett, pianist, organist and conductor, spent his early years teaching music in schools. Further study has led to doctoral work in music in the shape of his study 'The Organ Chorales of Johann Pachelbel'. This work, 'Maurice Nicoll and the Kingdom of Heaven' is his second doctoral study.