Dietrich Buxtehude › BuxWV 174
Fugue in C major
Scores
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Historical context
BuxWV 174 is a solo organ composition by Dietrich Buxtehude, known for its intricate counterpoint and expressive tonality, typical of his later works. Composed in the mid-to-late 17th century, this piece was first published around 1875-1876, providing modern audiences with insight into Buxtehude's mature style. Given its instrumentation for organ alone, it exemplifies the composer’s mastery of the instrument and his contribution to the development of North German organ music.
Structure
1 fugue