Dietrich Buxtehude › BuxWV 247
Aria 'More Palatino' and Variations in C major
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Historical context
BuxWV 247 is a keyboard work composed by Dietrich Buxtehude, one of his later pieces from around 1680-1700. As part of his extensive output, this composition exemplifies Buxtehude's mastery of the organ and harpsichord, showcasing complex counterpoint and rich harmonic language typical of Baroque music. The work is a prime example of Buxtehude’s contributions to the genre, reflecting both his personal style and the broader trends in 17th-century German music.
Structure
Aria and 11 variations (numbered 2-12)