Barenreiter Bach J.S. - Concerto N°1 In D-moll BWV 152
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Summary of This Score
This new publication (BA 5224) is part of a series dedicated to harpsichord concertos, highly valued in Johann Sebastian Bach's repertoire. Designed for musicians seeking a clear reading and an approach as close as possible to the sources, it offers an Urtext score accompanied by the parts necessary for ensemble work: harpsichord solo and strings.
Based on the reference edition of the "New Bach Edition" (BA 5090, Series VII/4) and edited by Werner Breig, this score aims to provide a coherent and consistent musical text aligned with the musicological standards of the collection. It complements the piano reductions and orchestral materials already available, making it a relevant choice both for conservatory practice and concert preparation.
Thanks to its study and working score format, it is intended both for the harpsichordist wishing to deepen their understanding of the Baroque concertante style (articulation, phrasing, dialogue with the strings) and for string players seeking a readable, stable edition suitable for rehearsals. A solid reference for approaching Bach in ensemble, with materials designed for practical use at the music stand.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Johann Sebastian Bach | Genre | Classical score (Baroque repertoire, concerto) |
| Edition | Bärenreiter, Urtext edition (edited by Werner Breig) | Pages | 74 |
| Instrumentation | Harpsichord solo and strings | ||
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is planned for Concerto No. 1 BWV 1052?
The edition is designed for solo harpsichord and strings, including the parts necessary for ensemble rehearsal.
Is this Bach BWV 1052 score an Urtext edition?
The Bärenreiter score is an Urtext edition prepared by Werner Breig. Its text is based on the "New Bach Edition," reference BA 5090, Series VII/4.
How many pages are in edition BA 5224?
The volume comprises 74 pages.
Is the material suitable for rehearsals with strings?
The solo harpsichord and string parts are included to allow section work and ensemble rehearsals. The layout is designed for stable reading during musical preparation.
What editorial source is used for this harpsichord concerto?
The musical establishment is based on the reference edition "New Bach Edition" BA 5090, Series VII/4. This foundation ensures consistency with the musicological standards of the Bärenreiter collection. The edition was prepared by Werner Breig.
