Tricinien C.V. スタンフォード with the Kammerchor Stuttgart and

with the Kammerchor Stuttgart and the Barockorchester Stuttgart conducted by Frieder Bernius

Smart: Regent Square

on 2 March 1714

The six-voice Ricercar was supplied later in response to the king's request for a "fugue in six obligato parts" as Bach only felt capable of improvising such a fugue on a subject of his own choice

and he also let the cello express itself in his Piano Trio op

Tricinien C.V. スタンフォード with the Kammerchor Stuttgart andIn his total of 35 three part settings, Praetorius combines the techniques of the classical tricinia tradition with that of the motet, madrigal and concerto, making the collection into what can be described as a high point in the genre of chorale arrangements.