Artist: Steven Devine
Album: Krebs: Keyboard Works, Vol. 1
Genre: Classical
Release Date: 2021
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 01:11:58
Total Tracks: 18
Total Size: 1,48 GB

Tracklist:

01. Steven Devine – Krebs: Partita in A Minor, Krebs-WV 825: I. Fantasia (03:31)
02. Steven Devine – Krebs: Partita in A Minor, Krebs-WV 825: II. Fuga (04:05)
03. Steven Devine – Krebs: Partita in A Minor, Krebs-WV 825: III. Allemande (06:36)
04. Steven Devine – Krebs: Partita in A Minor, Krebs-WV 825: IV. Courante (04:09)
05. Steven Devine – Krebs: Partita in A Minor, Krebs-WV 825: V. Sarabande (05:25)
06. Steven Devine – Krebs: Partita in A Minor, Krebs-WV 825: VI. Bourrée (01:26)
07. Steven Devine – Krebs: Partita in A Minor, Krebs-WV 825: VII. Pastorelle (04:14)
08. Steven Devine – Krebs: Partita in A Minor, Krebs-WV 825: VIII. Menuett (02:01)
09. Steven Devine – Krebs: Partita in A Minor, Krebs-WV 825: IX. Gigue (02:15)
10. Steven Devine – Krebs: Fugue in C Major, Krebs-WV 843 (02:20)
11. Steven Devine – Krebs: Fugue in E Major, Krebs-WV 844 (02:48)
12. Steven Devine – Krebs: Fugue in F Major, Krebs-WV 845 (04:55)
13. Steven Devine – Krebs: Fugue in F Minor, Krebs-WV 846 (03:23)
14. Steven Devine – Krebs: Fugue in G Major, Krebs-WV 847 (02:34)
15. Steven Devine – Krebs: Fugue in A Minor, Krebs-WV 848 (05:03)
16. Steven Devine – Krebs: Concerto in G Major, Krebs-WV 821: I. Allegro (06:21)
17. Steven Devine – Krebs: Concerto in G Major, Krebs-WV 821: II. Andante (06:47)
18. Steven Devine – Krebs: Concerto in G Major, Krebs-WV 821: III. Vivace (03:56)

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Although a favoured student of J.S. Bach, Johann Ludwig Krebs didn’t see any substantial success in his own lifetime. More recent assessments have discovered a highly educated, enlightened and open minded musician who was clearly highly accomplished as a performer, demonstrating a fascinating synthesis of Baroque, Galant and Classical forms.

Keyboardist Steven Devine begins a complete survey of Krebs’ significant contribution to the keyboard genre with this first of four volumes that shows the range of Krebs’ musical language.