Early Versions of the Mass B minor BWV 232
by Bärenreiter
Original price
$1,400TWD
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Original price
$1,400TWD
Original price
$1,400TWD
$1,400TWD
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$1,400TWD
Current price
$1,400TWD
Composer: Bach, Johann Sebastian
Arranger: Köhs, Andreas
Editor: Wolf, Uwe
Publisher: Bärenreiter
Difficulty: 4
Description:
Several movements of what was later called the Mass in B minor were preceded by early versions: the Kyrie-Gloria Mass of 1733, the early G major version of the Credo rediscovered a few years ago in Gotha as well as the Sanctus of 1724. All of these shed interesting light on the history of this great masterpiece. For example, the brief Credo invocation differs from the later version in its choice of key, and the Sanctus was originally conceived for three sopranos, alto, tenor and bass. The Kyrie-Gloria Mass likewise reveals many independent and timbrally appealing departures from the corresponding movements in the familiar large-scale setting.
The corresponding volume of the “New Bach Edition” (series II/volume 1a) serves as a conducting score.
- Urtext at the cutting edge of Bach scholarship
- Usable separately in church and concert performance
- Straightforward and easy-to-play piano reduction
- Unique to the market
Arranger: Köhs, Andreas
Editor: Wolf, Uwe
Publisher: Bärenreiter
Difficulty: 4
Description:
Several movements of what was later called the Mass in B minor were preceded by early versions: the Kyrie-Gloria Mass of 1733, the early G major version of the Credo rediscovered a few years ago in Gotha as well as the Sanctus of 1724. All of these shed interesting light on the history of this great masterpiece. For example, the brief Credo invocation differs from the later version in its choice of key, and the Sanctus was originally conceived for three sopranos, alto, tenor and bass. The Kyrie-Gloria Mass likewise reveals many independent and timbrally appealing departures from the corresponding movements in the familiar large-scale setting.
The corresponding volume of the “New Bach Edition” (series II/volume 1a) serves as a conducting score.
- Urtext at the cutting edge of Bach scholarship
- Usable separately in church and concert performance
- Straightforward and easy-to-play piano reduction
- Unique to the market