[56] Peters Edition, vol. iv, No. 9.
[57] P. viii, 11.
[58] P. iii, 9.
[59] Bruhns was born at Schwabstädt (Schleswig) in 1666, and died at Husum in 1697; he was organist there, and had formerly occupied for some time a similar position in Copenhagen.
[60] It will be interesting to compare this piece with the prelude in F sharp minor by Buxtehude, particularly with this excerpt from it (ed. Spitta, xii, p. 68):
[61] For instance, in the Chaconne (iii, p. 15, from the 8th measure), which we have already analyzed: