Bach-Studies for Flute; Volume 1 (Flute Alone)

Bach Studies for Flute; Volume 1 (Flute Alone) By Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750), Published by Breitkopf and Hartel, Edited by Fritz Schindler and Gerhard Braun, Includes flute part only.

Our edition is based on Fritz Schindler’s 24 transcriptions of works by Bach for flute solo from the year 1896, which are an essential part of every student flutist’s repertoire. Our edition is based on Fritz Schindler’s 24 transcriptions of works by Bach for flute solo from the year 1896. Long an essential part of every student flutist’s repertoire, this book features comprehensive studies in finger technique and stimulating exercises in phrasing, articulation and dynamics thanks to the high musical quality of the pieces. Gerhard Braun has revised the musical text, eliminated the many expressive markings and slurs that had been added to editions of early music in Schindler’s day, and restored their original forms. The player thus has a greater amount of interpretive freedom and a variety of different performance possibilities. Prelude BWV 846, Prelude BWV 924, Prelude BWV 999, Double from BWV 1002, Giga from BWV 1004, Allegro assai from BWV 1005, Preludio from BWV 1006, Courante from BWV 1007, Prlude from BWV 1007, Sarabande from BWV 1007, Courante from BWV 1009, Prlude from BWV 1012