Edition Breitkopf Bach J.S. - Ouverture (suite) N°2 En Si Mineur BWV 167 - Partie Separee Violon 1
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Summary of This Score
This score dedicated to Johann Sebastian Bach is intended for musicians seeking a clear and reliable foundation to approach the Baroque repertoire in a small ensemble. The indicated instrumentation (Fl, Str, Bc) corresponds to a typical chamber music formation, combining the melodic prominence of the flute, the support of the strings, and the foundation of the basso continuo (realized on harpsichord, organ, or other accompanying instrument, depending on your practice).
The Urtext approach emphasizes readability and coherence of the musical material, to work on articulation, breathing, balance between sections, and rhythmic precision with particular attention to phrasing. It is a relevant choice for conservatory students as well as demanding amateur ensembles wishing to build a stylistically informed interpretation, from sight-reading to detailed work.
Thanks to the separate Violin 1 part, rehearsal organization is smoother: each musician has a part adapted to their section, which encourages focus on listening, dynamics, and ensemble accuracy. A short and effective score, ideal for enriching a Baroque music program or for working on Bach's music in a reduced formation.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Bach, Johann Sebastian | Instrumentation | Fl, Str, Bc |
| Edition | URTEXT | Pages | 8 |
Questions frequently asked
Does the part correspond to Violin 1?
This edition is a part intended for the Violin 1 section of the Ouverture (suite) No. 2 in B minor BWV 1067.
What ensemble is specified for this Bach Suite No. 2?
The instrumentation indicated is "Fl, Str, Bc", meaning flute, strings, and basso continuo. The basso continuo can be realized on harpsichord, organ, or another accompanying instrument according to the performance practice adopted.
How many pages does this violin part have?
The Violin 1 part contains 8 pages.
Is the Breitkopf BWV 1067 edition an Urtext?
The indicated edition is Urtext. This approach prioritizes the readability and coherence of the musical material. The work can then focus on articulation, phrasing, and rhythmic precision.
Is this part suitable for a small Baroque ensemble?
Intended for Johann Sebastian Bach’s Ouverture (suite) No. 2, this Violin 1 part fits within an ensemble comprising flute, strings, and basso continuo.



