J.S. Bach: Organ Works - Volume 8 (Barenreiter Urtext Edition)

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Media:		Sheet Music

Arrangement:		Organ (ORG)

Skill Level:		Intermediate/Advanced - Explain this

Composer:		Johann Sebastian Bach

Series:		Bach Organ Works

Editor:		Karl Heller

Catalogue #:		BA5178

This Item Earns 40 Musicroom Points

Description

The last of eight authoritative volumes that together comprise the complete Organ works or J.S. Bach, presented in scholarly Urtext editions suitable for both academic study and performance.

Volume eight contains arrangements of works by other composers.

Orgelwerke. Band 8: Bearbeitungen fremder Werke: Zur Edition - 4 Faksimiles - Concerto d-moll BWV 596 nach dem Concerto d-moll op.3/11 (RV 565) (2 V,Vc,Str,Bc) von Antonio Vivaldi - Concerto a-moll BWV 593 nach dem Concerto a-moll op.3/8 (RV 522) (2 V,Str,Bc) von Antonio Vivaldi - Concerto C-dur BWV 594 nach dem Concerto D-dur ""Grosso Mogul"" (RV 208) (V,Str,Bc) von Antonio Vivaldi - Concerto G-dur BWV 592 nach dem Concerto G-dur (V,Str,Bc) von Johann Ernst Prinz von Sachsen-Weimar - Concerto C-dur BWV 595 nach dem 1. Satz eines Concertos von Johann Ernst Prinz von Sachsen-Weimar - Trio c-moll BWV 585 nach Satz 1 und 2 einer Triosonate c-moll von Johann Friedrich Fasch - Trio G-dur BWV 586. Übertragung nach einer unbekannten Vorlage - Aria F-dur nach einem Trio-Satz von François Couperin"