Johann Jakob Froberger - Notable Recordings

Notable Recordings

  • Johann Jakob Froberger: The Complete Keyboard Works (1994). Richard Egarr (organ, harpsichord). Globe GLO 6022–6025
    • As of 2007, this is the only complete recording made. Organized by manuscript and retains the original order of the pieces; works discovered after 1994 are not included. Also includes several works by other composers that were previously attributed to Froberger.
  • The Unknown Works (2003/4). Siegbert Rampe (organ, harpsichord, clavichord). MDG 341 1186-2 and 341 1195-2
    • A recording of some 20 newly discovered works (mostly suites) and pieces of doubtful authorship.
  • The Strasbourg Manuscript (2000). Ludger Rémy (harpsichord). CPO 9997502
    • Includes fourteen suites from the recently discovered Strasbourg Manuscript, only three of them known from autograph sources.
  • Froberger Edition (2000–). Bob van Asperen (harpsichord, organ). AE 10024, 10054, 10064, 10074 (harpsichord), AE 10501, AE 10601, AE 10701 (organ)
    • The series is designed to be in 8 parts. Volume 4 makes use of the newest discoveries from the manuscripts of the Berliner Singakademie.

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