Barenreiter J.S. - Concerto En Mi Majeur Bwv 1042 Pour Violon Cordes Et Basse Continue - Violon Piano
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Summary of this score
Designed to meet the demands of instrumentalists and ensembles, this edition combines an Urtext base (faithful to the sources) and a Performing Edition focused on interpretation. It provides clear and directly usable working material, whether you are preparing an audition, a chamber orchestra rehearsal, or a concert program.
The inclusion of fingerings and bowings, as well as comments by Andrew Manze, offers a real time-saving in building your reading: choice of articulations, line coherence, management of position shifts, and understanding of musical intentions. It is a valuable resource for violinists wishing to secure technique while developing an expressive discourse, and for section leaders seeking a common working basis.
The edition includes a practical piano reduction (vocal/piano score) to work on the solo part and balances, as well as a set of parts for the ensemble. The announced instrumentation covers violin solo, strings, and basso continuo, making it suitable for chamber music contexts as well as larger formations including basso continuo.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Arranger | Dietrich Kilian (editor) | Edition | Piano Reduction/Vocal Score; Set of Parts; Urtext Edition |
| Artist | Andrew Manze | Instrumentation | Violin-Solo, Strings, Basso continuo |
Questions frequently asked
Does this edition of Concerto BWV 1042 include a piano reduction?
A piano reduction is included to work on the solo violin part without assembling the full string ensemble and basso continuo.
Are fingerings and bowings included in the violin part?
The part provides fingerings and bowings intended to guide position shifts and articulation choices. Andrew Manze's commentary also supports interpretative work.
What is the instrumentation for the Concerto in E major BWV 1042?
The indicated instrumentation includes a solo violin, strings, and basso continuo. A set of parts is provided for the ensemble. This configuration corresponds to the forces specified for this edition.
Is the Barenreiter BWV 1042 edition an Urtext?
This publication combines a faithful Urtext basis with a Performing Edition oriented toward practical musical use.
Can this score be used for rehearsal with a string ensemble?
The set of parts covers the solo violin, strings, and basso continuo. The piano reduction also allows preparation of the solo line and balance separately before the ensemble rehearsal.



