I concur with Barbara about the P&F, likely BWV 549, but think the Nun
freut euch is BWV 734. BWV 388 isn't a chorale prelude, just the harmonized
chorale. The only Nun freut euch other than 734 and 734a (in my 1976
Schmieder) is 755. It's in G, too, but has mostly eighth-note motion rather
than sixteenth, and the melody is in the soprano.
 
Regards,
 
Tom Jones
Organist/Choir Director
Mebane Presbyterian Church, Mebane, N.C.
 
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