Composer
Pachelbel
10albums in the catalogue
1loose cut
1964–2026years covered
12jazz artists
Pachelbel wrote a large body of organ and church music, but his modern fame rests overwhelmingly on a chamber piece that was not published until more than two centuries after his death. The Canon in D was written for three violins over a repeating bass and paired with a Gigue; its jazz afterlife usually keeps the bass pattern and leaves its companion behind.
Appears on these albums
Records where Pachelbel shares the programme with other composers.
Charpentier · Pachelbel · +6Jazz at Berlin Philharmonic XVIII: Jazz Goes Baroque
Bernd Lhotzky
Pachelbel · Vivaldi · +2Baroqueswing Vol. I
Charl du Plessis Trio
J.S. Bach · Handel · +7Baroque
Gabriela Montero
Telemann · Byrd · +8Jazz Goes Baroque
George Gruntz
Fauré · J.S. Bach · +6Classical meets jazz
Gianni Satta, Fabrizio Trullu
Handel · Pachelbel · +4Baroque Favorites
Jacques Loussier Trio
Pachelbel · Bizet · +7Jazzic (Jazz Meets Classical Music)
Jazzpark Bigband
J.S. Bach · C.P.E. Bach · +6Classical Jazz Trio
Jonathan C. Starkey
Bizet · Paganini · +8My Classical Way
Marc Antoine
Rimsky-Korsakov · J.S. Bach · +7Salsa Jazz & Beethoven!
Richie Ray
Appears on these Loose Cuts
1 cut from 1 record – singles, and extracts from records that only sprinkled in a few classical tunes.
