List of Compositions By Johann Pachelbel - Chamber Music

Chamber Music

P T PC Composition
Musicalische Ergötzung (1691)
370a 331 348 Suite in F major, 2vn, b.c.
371 332 349 Suite in C minor, 2vn, b.c.
372 333 350 Suite in E-flat major, 2vn, b.c.
373 334 351 Suite in E minor, 2vn, b.c.
374 335 352 Suite in C major, 2vn, b.c.
375 336 353 Suite in B-flat major, 2vn, b.c.
28 341 - Aria with 9 variations in A major, vn, 2vg
37 337 358 Canon and gigue in D major, 3vn, b.c.
427* - 359 Sonata in G major, vn, k.i.
449 340 354 Suite in F-sharp minor, vn, 2va, b.c.
450 339 355b? Suite in G major (no. 1), vn, 2va, vle (Perrault writes: The lack of figuration for the lower part means that it was not a b.c., so that this work may well count as the first true string quartet, at least within the Germanophone domain.)
451 338 355a? Suite in G major (no. 2), 2vn, 2va, b.c.
453 - - Suite, vn, 2va, k.i.(b.c.?)

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