Barenreiter Bach J. S. - Concerto In F Major BWV 1055 - Violon 1
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Summary of This Score
Konzert für Oboe d'amore (Oboe) A major
Reconstruction of a lost solo concerto after BWV 1055
This edition offers the Violin 1 separate part of a concerto in A major, reconstructed from BWV 1055, generally associated with the universe of Johann Sebastian Bach. Designed for practical use in ensemble, it highlights the driving role of the first violin in the orchestral texture: rhythmic impulse, harmonic support, and dialogue with the other strings. The musical material, typical of the Baroque concerto, alternates tutti passages and lighter sections, providing a rewarding reading for the section while serving the soloist (oboe d'amore) and the orchestral balance.
Perfect for rehearsals, concerts, and orchestral work, this part allows effective setup of articulations, attacks, and phrase shaping. A relevant choice for any violinist seeking a classical score reference in the Baroque repertoire, whether in a string orchestra, a modern instrument ensemble, or in a historically informed performance context.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Johann Sebastian Bach | Genre | Classical score (Baroque concerto) |
| Instrumentation | Violin 1 (separate part) | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does this sheet music contain only the first violin part?
The edition compiles the separate first violin part, without the full orchestral score indication. It is intended for the first violin section in the reconstructed concerto based on BWV 1055.
For which soloist was this reconstructed concerto designed?
The intended soloist is the oboe d'amore, in an A major concerto reconstructed from BWV 1055.
What is the role of the first violin in this Bach work?
The first violin part provides rhythmic drive and harmonic support within the strings. Tutti passages alternate with lighter sections. The section interacts with the other strings while accompanying the oboe d'amore soloist.
Is this first violin part suitable for orchestra rehearsals?
Its presentation as a separate part allows work on attacks, articulations, and phrasing during rehearsals. The material corresponds to the writing style of a Baroque concerto.
Bach BWV 1055 Violin 1: what musical genre is indicated?
The indicated musical genre is classical, within Johann Sebastian Bach's Baroque repertoire.
