In dulce Jubilo

Ïn dulce Jubilo" by Johann Heinrich Buttstedt (1666-1727) is played on "Reines Volles Spiel".
(Clean Full Stops)

The Silbermann pdf on registration is attached.

HW:
Principal 8. Fuß
Rohr=Fleute 8. Fuß
Octava 4. Fuß
Qvinta 3. Fuß
Octava 2. Fuß
Mixtur 4. Fach

HiW:
Gedacktes 8. Fuß
Rohr=Fleute 4. Fuß
Octava 2. Fuß
Qvinta 1 1/2 Fuß
Suffleute 1. Fuß
Zymbeln 2. Fach

Ped:
Sub Baß 16. Fuß
Octaven Baß 8. Fuß
Posaunen Baß 16. Fuß

HIW-HW (Schiebekoppel)
HW-P (Windkoppel)

Johann Heinrich Buttstett (also Buttstedt, Buttstädt; (1666-1727) was a German Baroque organist and composer.
Although he was Johann Pachelbel's most important pupil and one of the last major exponents of the south German organ tradition, Buttstett is best remembered for a dispute with Johann Mattheson.

Buttstett was somewhat acclaimed as a teacher during his years at the Predigerkirche, surrounding himself with a circle of pupils. The most important composer to receive musical training from him was Johann Gottfried Walther.