the beginning of the 18th-century, added works from their time, mostly French opera music influenced by Lully, both printed and manuscript. As with other surviving North German collections of its time, it contains a breadth of Italian works indicative of the fact that German musicians remained well in touch with Italian church music and its development throughout the 17th century: besides Buxtehude, of whom more than a hundred works (many being unique surviving copies) are present, the collections includes works from Claudio Monteverdi and Giacomo Carissimi, and a large variety of works from the likes of Christoph Bernhard, Andreas Hammerschmidt, Kaspar Förster, Johann Krieger and many others. Two Italian composers who are also well represented in the collection are Marco Giuseppe Peranda and Vincenzo Albrici: both of these musicians from Rome worked in Germany for the majority of their careers and played a significant role in transmitting the Roman style to northern Germany. See also Düben family References Notes Sources Stiehl, Carl (1889). Die Familie Düben und die Buxtehudeschen Manuscripte auf der Bibliothek zu Uppsala. In: Monatshefte für Musikgeschichte. 21, , pp. 4–9. External links The Düben Collection Database Catalogue, edited by Lars Berglund, Kia Hedell, Erik Kjellberg, Maria Schildt and Kerala J. Snyder, hosted by the Uppsala University Department of Musicology. Searchable by composer, title, key, text and instrumentation. Baroque music manuscript sources Uppsala University Düben family