Leduc Lafosse Andre - Suites De Bach Pour Trombone Ténor
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Summary of This Score
Composed between 1717 and 1723, when Bach was Kapellmeister at Köthen, the Six Suites for cello are among the pinnacles of music for solo instrument. This adaptation for trombone, made in 1946 by André Lafosse, brings these essential works within reach of trombonists while respecting the spirit of Bach's writing: clarity of lines, balance of implicit voices, and the logic of the dances. The editorial work stands out through precise and immediately useful indications for daily use: phrase markings to structure the discourse, dynamics to shape the relief, articulations to assert character, as well as breathing cues designed for the reality of the wind instrument. The result offers a solo trombone score that is both musical and pedagogical, suited for in-depth work on sound, consistency, intonation, and legato, while allowing an approach to a major Baroque repertoire with true interpretative coherence.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Johann Sebastian Bach | Genre | Classical score (Baroque music) |
| Arranger | André Lafosse | Year of publication | 1946 |
| Instrumentation | Solo trombone | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this edition intended for tenor trombone alone?
The indicated instrumentation is solo trombone, and the title specifies it is intended for tenor trombone.
Which Bach works are adapted in this score?
The score includes the Six Suites for Cello by Johann Sebastian Bach, composed between 1717 and 1723. They belong to the period when Bach was Kapellmeister at Köthen.
Does Leduc Lafosse André - Suites De Bach Pour Trombone Ténor include breathing marks?
André Lafosse's edition includes breathing marks designed for the constraints of the trombone. Phrase markings, dynamics, and articulations are also indicated. This adaptation was published in 1946.
What technical aspects can be worked on with these Bach Suites for trombone?
The work focuses notably on tone, consistency, intonation, and legato. Editorial indications help structure the phrases and define the character of the dances.
Who arranged the adaptation for trombone?
The adaptation for solo trombone was made by André Lafosse, based on Johann Sebastian Bach's Cello Suites.
