Bach: At the Piano – 16 Well-known Original Pieces

Johann Sebastian Bach

Sylvia Hewig-Trscher (Editor, Fingering)

Urtext Edition

Johann Sebastian Bach is more or less the alpha and omega of piano playing: there is hardly a piano pupil who did not start off with his little preludes or his inventions. And almost all pianists regard his Well-tempered Clavier as an unsurpassed highpoint in the history of piano music. Our volume follows these well-trodden paths, but not without the occasional sideways glance at some less prominent pieces by the Master, such as his picturesque Capriccio on the departure of a beloved brother.

Little Prelude from the “Pianobook” for W. F. Bach BWV 924
2 easy

Little Prelude from the “Pianobook” for W. F. Bach BWV 927
3 easy

Little Prelude for Beginners on Piano BWV 936
3 easy

Choral: Wer nur den lieben Gott lt walten BWV 691
3 easy

Invention 6 E major BWV 777
3 easy

Invention 3 D major BWV 774
4 medium

Arioso and Aria del Postiglione (from: Capriccio B-dur) BWV 992
4 medium

Aria BWV 988
4 medium

Sinfonia 6 E major BWV 792
5 medium

Sinfonia 8 F major BWV 794
5 medium

Menuet (from: French Suite b minor) BWV 814
5 medium

Allemande, Sarabande, Gigue (from: French Suite E flat major) BWV 815
5 medium

Prelude and Fugue F sharp major BWV 858
5 medium

Prelude and Fugue D major BWV 850
5 medium

Prelude and Fugue c minor BWV 871
6 medium

Prelude and Fugue b minor BWV 893
6 medium

HN 1816

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