Barenreiter Bach J.S. Die Kunst Der Fuge Dessus De Viole 1
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Summary of This Score
Soprano part (Violine I / string quartet), Violine (original material), Discant-Gambe I. Edited from the manuscript and first edition by Hermann Diener offers a top voice part intended for chamber music ensembles and Baroque practice, with an editorial approach based on sources. This publication emphasizes readability and functionality of a separate part, useful both in rehearsal and concert settings. Thanks to the indication of possible uses (Violin I, violin in original material, or discant-gambe), it easily integrates into various instrumentation choices while preserving the spirit of Bach's writing.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Johann Sebastian Bach | Instrumentation | 2 Vn, VdG sopr |
| Arranger | Hermann Diener | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this part suitable for Violin I?
The top part is intended for Violin I within an instrumentation indicated as "2 Vn, VdG sopr."
Can this edition be played on soprano viola da gamba?
Use as discant-gamba I is explicitly mentioned. This purpose allows using the top part with a soprano viola da gamba.
What instrumentation is indicated for this part of The Art of Fugue?
The indicated instrumentation is "2 Vn, VdG sopr," that is two violins and a soprano viola da gamba. This publication specifically concerns the top part. It can therefore be integrated into a chamber ensemble using this distribution.
Is the edition based on Bach's sources?
The edition was prepared by Hermann Diener based on the manuscript and the first printed edition. This editorial work is noted in the score’s subtitle.
Who is the composer and what is the genre of this score?
Johann Sebastian Bach is the indicated composer, and the score belongs to the classical repertoire.



