Hal Leonard J.S. Bach - Hal Leonard Guitar Play Along Vol.151
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Summary of This Method
This method from the Hal Leonard Guitar Play-Along series is designed for guitarists who want to perform Bach in a practical and musical way, without getting stuck on simple sight-reading. The principle is simple: you follow the tablature, first listen to the performance to understand the expected sound and articulation, then play along with the dedicated backing tracks. The great advantage of this volume is that it offers duets where both parts are present on the audio, allowing you to work on either part 1 or part 2 while keeping a professional reference alongside.
To facilitate learning, the audio is "enhanced": you can slow down or speed up the recording without altering the key. This is particularly useful for establishing consistent attacks, voice independence, clean position shifts, and mastering phrasing in the Baroque style. The collection brings together several iconic pieces, perfect for enriching your classical guitar repertoire: "Bourrée in E Minor (Lute Suite in E Minor)", "Gavotte (Partita No. 3 in E Major)", "Gavotte II from Lute Suite No. 3, BWV 995", "Invention in D Minor", "Invention No. 1 in C Major, BWV 772", "Invention No. 13 in A minor, BWV 784", "Minuet I (Anna Magdalena)", and "Suite in E Minor BWV 996".
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Johann Sebastian Bach | Series | Guitar Play-Along |
| Publisher | Hal Leonard | Genre | classical sheet music (play-along) |
| Instrumentation | guitar (tablature) | ||
Questions frequently asked
Which Bach pieces are included in this guitar collection?
The collection includes Bourrée in E Minor, Gavotte from Partita No. 3 in E major, and Inventions BWV 772 and BWV 784. Also included are Gavotte II BWV 995, Invention in D Minor, Minuet I (Anna Magdalena), and Suite in E Minor BWV 996.
Are Bach's scores written in tablature?
The indicated instrumentation is guitar with tablature. The Guitar Play-Along collection allows following the parts while relying on the audio.
Is it possible to practice both voices of the duets with the audio?
Both duet parts are present on the audio. It becomes possible to play part 1 or part 2 while keeping the other voice as an interpretative reference.
Can the audio from Hal Leonard Guitar Play-Along Vol.151 be slowed down?
The recording speed can be slowed down or sped up without changing the pitch. This feature helps with practicing attacks, position shifts, and Baroque phrasing.
For what guitar style is this method designed?
This Hal Leonard edition is devoted to the classical repertoire of Johann Sebastian Bach. The pieces aim at guitar interpretation of works notably from lute suites and inventions.
