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The Six English Suites, BWV 806-811, Johann Sebastian Bach. Piano

The Six English Suites, BWV 806-811, Johann Sebastian Bach. Piano
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Bach, Johann Sebastian
The Six English Suites BWV 806-811


- Urtext of the New Bach Edition
- Comprehensive Preface (Ger/Eng)
- Includes notes on interpretation and facsimile pages



Edition no.: BA05165
ISMN: 9790006466191
Detailed product information
Volume / Series: BÄRENREITER URTEXT
Editor: Dürr, Alfred
Instrumentation of the work: Piano
Product format: Performance score, Urtext edition, Anthology
Instrumentation: Harpsichord, Piano
Binding: Paperback
Pages / FormatIX, 127 S. - 31,0 x 24,3 cm


Description


The history of the composition of the English Suites remains largely unknown. There is no unanimity of opinion even about the meaning of the name. Johann Nikolaus Forkel writes in his biography of Bach (1802) that the Suites were "composed for an English nobleman" and the title page of a manuscript which was owned by Johann Christian Bach does actually carry the information: Fait [!] pour les Anglois. Other commentators put little trust in this tradition and believe that the Suites were more probably composed à les Anglais, that is in the English manner. But this interpretation is also unconvincing because the "reminiscences" in the examples given as proof are on the one hand too vague and on the other the passages do not come only from English compositions.


However not only is the origin of the name uncertain but also the date of composition. The only known facts are that the first Suite had already attained its present form at the latest in Cöthen (1717-1723) and that the other Suites already existed in 1725. But both dates have only limited value because the Suites could just as well have been composed several years earlier, perhaps even during Bach's Weimar period.


Content


· Vorwort


· Faksimile: Aus der Suite 3, BWV 808


· Faksimile: Verzierungstabelle aus dem "Klavierbüchlein für W.F. Bach"


· Composer / Author:
Bach, Johann Sebastian
Suite 1 A-dur, BWV 806
Instrumentation:
Cembalo, Klavier


· Composer / Author:
Bach, Johann Sebastian
Suite 2 a-moll, BWV 807
Instrumentation:
Cembalo, Klavier


· Composer / Author:
Bach, Johann Sebastian
Suite 3 g-moll, BWV 808
Instrumentation:
Cembalo, Klavier


· Composer / Author:
Bach, Johann Sebastian
Suite 4 F-dur, BWV 809
Instrumentation:
Cembalo, Klavier


· Composer / Author:
Bach, Johann Sebastian
Suite 5 e-moll, BWV 810
Instrumentation:
Cembalo, Klavier


· Composer / Author:
Bach, Johann Sebastian
Suite 6 d-moll, BWV811
Instrumentation:
Cembalo, Klavier


· Composer / Author:
Bach, Johann Sebastian
Anhang: Suite 1 A-dur, Frühfassung BWV 806a
Instrumentation:
Cembalo, Klavier



Bach, Johann Sebastian
The Six English Suites BWV 806-811


- Urtext of the New Bach Edition
- Comprehensive Preface (Ger/Eng)
- Includes notes on interpretation and facsimile pages



Edition no.: BA05165
ISMN: 9790006466191
Detailed product information
Volume / Series: BÄRENREITER URTEXT
Editor: Dürr, Alfred
Instrumentation of the work: Piano
Product format: Performance score, Urtext edition, Anthology
Instrumentation: Harpsichord, Piano
Binding: Paperback
Pages / FormatIX, 127 S. - 31,0 x 24,3 cm


Description


The history of the composition of the English Suites remains largely unknown. There is no unanimity of opinion even about the meaning of the name. Johann Nikolaus Forkel writes in his biography of Bach (1802) that the Suites were "composed for an English nobleman" and the title page of a manuscript which was owned by Johann Christian Bach does actually carry the information: Fait [!] pour les Anglois. Other commentators put little trust in this tradition and believe that the Suites were more probably composed à les Anglais, that is in the English manner. But this interpretation is also unconvincing because the "reminiscences" in the examples given as proof are on the one hand too vague and on the other the passages do not come only from English compositions.


However not only is the origin of the name uncertain but also the date of composition. The only known facts are that the first Suite had already attained its present form at the latest in Cöthen (1717-1723) and that the other Suites already existed in 1725. But both dates have only limited value because the Suites could just as well have been composed several years earlier, perhaps even during Bach's Weimar period.


Content


· Vorwort


· Faksimile: Aus der Suite 3, BWV 808


· Faksimile: Verzierungstabelle aus dem "Klavierbüchlein für W.F. Bach"


· Composer / Author:
Bach, Johann Sebastian
Suite 1 A-dur, BWV 806
Instrumentation:
Cembalo, Klavier


· Composer / Author:
Bach, Johann Sebastian
Suite 2 a-moll, BWV 807
Instrumentation:
Cembalo, Klavier


· Composer / Author:
Bach, Johann Sebastian
Suite 3 g-moll, BWV 808
Instrumentation:
Cembalo, Klavier


· Composer / Author:
Bach, Johann Sebastian
Suite 4 F-dur, BWV 809
Instrumentation:
Cembalo, Klavier


· Composer / Author:
Bach, Johann Sebastian
Suite 5 e-moll, BWV 810
Instrumentation:
Cembalo, Klavier


· Composer / Author:
Bach, Johann Sebastian
Suite 6 d-moll, BWV811
Instrumentation:
Cembalo, Klavier


· Composer / Author:
Bach, Johann Sebastian
Anhang: Suite 1 A-dur, Frühfassung BWV 806a
Instrumentation:
Cembalo, Klavier



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Fabrikat-ForlagBärenreiter-Verlag
ProduktPiano
SerieBärenreiter Urtext
Komponist-ForfatterBach, Johann Sebastian
ArrangørDürr, Alfred
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Fabrikat-ForlagBärenreiter-Verlag
ProduktPiano
SerieBärenreiter Urtext
Komponist-ForfatterBach, Johann Sebastian
ArrangørDürr, Alfred
SjangerKlassisk
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