Original title: An Filius non est Dei. / â. 6. / Alto Tenore è. Basso / con / tre Viole de Gambe. / overo Tromboni / di / Dieterico Buxtehude
The 2 violin parts can be played one octave lower on 2 bass viols
The Düben family members served as Hofkapellmeister at the Royal Swedish Court from 1640 to ca. 1726 (Anders Düben 1640-62, his son Gustav Düben 1660-90 and his sons Gustav, 1690-98 and Anders 1698-ca. 1726).
Gustav Düben the elder (1628-90) is generally regarded as the main assembler of the collection, which contains vocal and instrumental works by more than 300 composers from Germany, Italy, France, Poland, England, the Baltic countries and Sweden, besides a large number of anonymous works. It is most llikely that the collection represents what remains of the music library from the Swedish Royal Court during the reign of Queen Christina (1644-54), Charles X Gustav (1654-60), Charles XI (1660/1672-97), and Charles XII (1698-1718).
TABLE
- Sonata, in b minor, for 3 viola da gamba or 3 trombones & basso continuo
- An filius non est Dei - Aria, in b minor, for ATB with for 3 viola da gamba or 3 trombones & basso continuo
- Quis immo - Aria, in b minor, for alto & basso continuo (suivi d'un rinornello, in e minor, for 3 viola da gamba or 3 trombones & basso continuo)
- Salveto - Aria, in b minor, for Tenor & basso continuo [followed by the same ritornello than# 3]
- O, orima nobilissima - Aria, in b minor, for bass & basso continuo[followed by the same ritornello than # 2]
- Tu nectar es verissimum - Aria, in D major, for ATB with basso continuo (followed by a ritornello, in b minor, for 3 viola da gamba or 3 trombones & basso continuo)
- Longe sapor dulcissime - Aria, in b minor, for ATB with basso continuo
- Amen - Aria, in b minor, for ATB with 3 viola da gamba or 3 trombones & basso continuo
