Der angehende praktische Organist - Kittel, Johann Christian 1732-1809 (Erfurt Beyer Maring, 1801)
Johann Christian Kittel's importance can be seen above all in the cultivation and transmission of Bach's tradition, his performance practice and his works, especially as he is also regarded as his "last pupil". In this context, he placed particular emphasis on the musical arrangement of church services and the role of organ playing. He applied his musical ambition above all to the elaboration of playable organ music. In this context, he also wrote this three-volume textbook on organ playing, which was one of the most outstanding works of its kind at the time
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