Edition Breitkopf Bach J.S. - Kantate 72 Alles Nur Nach - Partie Separee VA1
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Summary of This Sheet Music
This sheet music corresponds to a Viola 1 part (Va1), designed to offer direct and functional reading for violists. With its 4 pages, it is particularly suited for contexts where a quick reference is needed: rehearsals, sectionals, pre-concert reviews, or focused passage work. The concise format facilitates page turns and helps maintain concentration on rhythmic placement, intonation, and sound balance.
Note: this product is marked as damaged, with a creased cover and the possible presence of a label. This may imply a less polished visual appearance, but the musical content remains relevant as long as it is readable. It is an interesting option if you are looking for a working copy for the stand, to leave in the rehearsal room, to annotate extensively (fingerings, bowings, cues), or to use as a "field" copy without concern for further wear.
Whether you are a violist in an orchestra, wind band, string ensemble, or chamber group, a well-identified Va1 part allows for smoother preparation: spotting entrances, organizing bowings, and coordinating with other sections. This sheet music meets the need for clarity and practicality, in a lightweight and easy-to-carry format.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Instrumentation | Va1 | Pages | 4 |
Questions frequently asked
Which part is included in this edition of Bach's Cantata 72?
This edition contains the separate first viola part, identified as Va1.
How many pages does the Va1 part have?
The first viola part includes 4 pages. This concise format makes it easy to consult during rehearsals and targeted practice.
Is the separate Breitkopf Bach J.S. - Kantate 72 Alles Nur Nach part suitable for orchestral work?
Intended for the first viola desk, this score allows players to identify entrances and prepare bowings. Its 4 pages are suitable for section rehearsals as well as pre-concert reviews. The indicated instrumentation is exclusively Va1.
What condition is this first viola part sold in?
The copy is noted as damaged, with a worn cover and possibly a label. The readability of the musical content remains the determining factor for its use as a working score.
Is it possible to annotate this Va1 part for rehearsals?
Its status as a damaged copy allows for adding fingerings, bowings, and markings on its 4 pages.
