List of compositions by Johann Jakob Froberger

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previously unknown), 5 suites (one of which is new) and three "laments" (two of which are unknown). The authorship of these most recent discoveries is not disputed, but they are currently unavailable); this list lacks some recently identified pieces as well as others that have been attributed to Froberger.

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Many works listed here are of uncertain attribution (not all such cases are specially noted). New manuscripts containing Froberger's music are found occasionally (as of 2015, the latest important one being an autograph manuscript from the 1660s that contains 6 fantasies and 6 capriccios (all

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Froberger, Johann Jacob: New Edition of the Complete Works, volumes 1–4. Ed. by Siegbert Rampe. Bärenreiter BA8063 through BA8066, BA8434 through BA8435. ISBN M-006-48833-9, ISBN M-006-48834-6, ISBN M-006-48835-3, ISBN M-006-53086-1, ISBN M-006-48836-0, ISBN

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series. For example, DTÖ Canzona No. 4 is FbWV 304, DTÖ Suite No. 7 is FbWV 607, etc. Adler, in turn, had followed the ordering in the composer's autograph manuscripts known at the time.

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Autograph in the manuscript sold at auction at Sotheby's in 2006. The anonymous buyer has not made the manuscript available for publication, and no other source for the work exists.

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Autograph in the manuscript sold at auction at Sotheby's in 2006, but the work was previously known, and is published, from secondary source(s).

2521:

Tombeau sur la tres douloreuse Mort de Son Altesse Serenis Monseigr. le Duc Leopold Friderich de Wirtemberg, Prince de Montbeliard

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Anonymous, attributed to Froberger on stylistic and technical grounds. Some movements likely by Froberger's father, Basilius.

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Schulenberg, David 2008. "Recent Editions and Recordings of Froberger and Other Seventeenth-Century Composers". See

2506:

Meditation sur la Mort future de Son Altesse Serenis Madame Sibylle, Duchess de Wirtemberg, Princess de Montbeliard

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Originally attributed to Pachelbel, now attributed to Froberger on stylistic and technical grounds.

2208:

Lamentation faite sur la mort très douloureuse de Sa Majesté Impériale, Ferdinand le troisième

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Within each section, Rampe has retained the order of the DTÖ numbers, which were assigned by

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Toccata in E minor (elevation toccata, although not labelled as such) (DTÖ Toccata No. 11)

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Toccata da sonarsi alla Leuatione in G minor (elevation toccata) (DTÖ Toccata No. 6)

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Toccata da sonarsi alla Leuatione in D minor (elevation toccata) (DTÖ Toccata No. 5)

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faite sur la tres douloreuse mort de sa mastè Ferdinand le quatrieme Roy de Romanis

1798:

Lamento sopra la dolorosa perdita della Real Maestà di Ferdinando IV Rè de Romani.

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3 voices, 4 instruments. Referenced in literature, but unknown and unpublished.

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Meditation faist sur ma Mort future la quelle se jove lentement avec discretion

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Suites (designated "Partitas" by Rampe) and suite movements (601–659)

1892:

Allemande faicte sur le Couronnement des Sa Majesté Imperiale à Franckfurt

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