Praeambulum & Fuga sexti toni RW 57-58

Another piece by Johann Baptist Peyer. Now that I've played and listened to a lot of pieces by him, I recognize more and more of his style. Some aspects of it:
- a lot of sequences, which is ear-pleasing.
- short, well-constructed fugues with mostly playful themes. They don't get very complicated and mostly are three-part fugues.
- his praeambuli are very nice atmospheric pieces. As a player it gives you a lot of freedom considering tempo, registration, rubati (not too much of course), accentuation.

Well, it's not sure if he even was the composer, that's questionable.

You can find the score in the attachments.