Edition Breitkopf Bach Johann Sebastian - JOHANNES-passion BWV 245 - Piano
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Summary of This Score
This piano reduction offers you a condensed version of a work by Johann Sebastian Bach, transposed into a format perfectly suited for the keyboard. The principle of the piano reduction is to render the essential elements of the writing (main lines, harmonies, voice movement) to allow performance on the piano, without relying on the original instrumental or vocal forces.
Designed for everyday use, this score is intended both for pianists seeking a sight-reading resource and for musicians preparing ensemble work. The reduction facilitates understanding of the structure, harmonic progressions, and balance between voices, while providing an ideal ground for inner hearing and rhythmic setup. It can also serve as a basis for rehearsals, Baroque style practice, or piano accompaniment preparation.
The edition by Günter Raphael emphasizes a clear and practical presentation to enhance reading comfort and execution precision. A relevant choice to enrich your music library with a Bach score in piano reduction, equally useful for study and musical preparation.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Bach, Johann Sebastian | Instrumentation | Piano |
| Edition | Piano reduction, edited by Günter Raphael | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the BWV 245 score intended for piano solo?
The indicated instrumentation is piano, in the form of a piano reduction. The writing condenses the main lines, harmonies, and voice movements of the work.
Who edited this piano reduction of Bach?
This piano reduction edition is by Günter Raphael.
Can this score be used to prepare ensemble rehearsals?
This reduction can serve as a basis for rehearsals and ensemble preparation. It allows one to follow the structure and harmonic progressions at the keyboard. The piano format avoids dependence on the original vocal or instrumental forces.
Does this score help with sight-reading the St. John Passion?
Intended for sight-reading, it provides support for inner listening and rhythmic setup. The presentation of the Günter Raphael edition is described as clear and practical.
Breitkopf edition Bach Johannes-Passion BWV 245: can it be used for working on the Baroque style?
For working on Baroque style, the reduction restores the essential elements of Johann Sebastian Bach's writing at the piano. The work's reference given is BWV 245.
