Barenreiter Schickhardt J.C. Sechs Konzerte Fur Vier Altblockfloten Und BC Heft 2
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Summary of This Score
This edition offers a separate continuo part (cello), designed for cellists playing the bass line within an ensemble. The content includes three works: Concerto in F major
Concerto in E minor
Concerto in C minor. The "separate part" format is particularly practical when playing in a group, as it allows focus on the bass line, entrances, and tempo stability, while remaining perfectly readable at the stand. This score is intended both for musicians new to continuo playing and for experienced players seeking clear material for rehearsals, concerts, or personal practice. A reliable solution to build or complete a cello continuo score collection centered on the concerto repertoire.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Instrumentation | Cello, separate continuo part | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does this edition include the continuo cello part?
The score provides a separate continuo part intended for the cello.
Which concertos are included in Schickhardt's Heft 2?
The collection brings together three works: the Concerto in F major, the Concerto in E minor, and the Concerto in C minor. The bass part is presented separately for each of them.
For which ensemble is this continuo part intended?
This edition relates to the Six Concertos for four alto recorders and basso continuo. The material provided here specifically concerns the cello continuo line.
Is the score suitable for continuo work in ensemble?
The separate part format allows following the bass, entries, and tempo stability at the desk. It can be used during rehearsals or concerts. The readability is designed for ensemble playing.
What musical style does this cello part cover?
The edition belongs to the classical repertoire and gathers three concertos by J. C. Schickhardt.



