Lemoine Bach J.S. - Partita N°2 BWV14 - Saxophone Alto Solo
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Summary of This Score
This score for solo alto saxophone offers an immersion into the aesthetic of Johann Sebastian BACH through a transcription adapted to the instrument's specificities. It is intended for saxophonists wishing to approach or consolidate the classical repertoire with a writing style that favors the readability of the musical discourse, rhythmic precision, and quality of phrasing.
Designed for difficulty level 4, it serves as an excellent practice tool to develop the fundamentals of "Baroque-style" interpretation: clear articulation, management of accents, breath regularity, intonation stability, and sense of phrase shaping. The saxophonist is encouraged to balance expressiveness and rigor, aiming for a centered tone and controlled dynamics.
Thanks to its short and effective format, this score easily fits into a conservatory program, audition preparation, or a technical routine focused on musicality. It also allows enriching one's repertoire of classical pieces for solo alto saxophone while working on the precision of details (dynamics, attacks, breathing) that make a difference in concert situations.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Johann Sebastian BACH | Genre | Classical sheet music |
| Arranger | Didier Vadrot (transcription) | Difficulty | 4 |
| Instrumentation | Solo alto saxophone | Pages | 12 |
| Collection | Claude Delangle | Year of Publication | 1991 |
Questions frequently asked
Is this sheet music written for alto saxophone solo only?
The indicated instrumentation is alto saxophone solo, with no accompaniment mentioned.
What level is required to play Partita No. 2 BWV1004 on alto saxophone?
The announced difficulty level is 4. The transcription notably requires clear articulation, good breath control, and stable intonation.
Who arranged the transcription for alto saxophone?
The transcription is by Didier Vadrot. The original work is attributed to Johann Sebastian Bach and belongs to the classical repertoire.
How many pages does this Bach sheet music for alto saxophone contain?
The edition has 12 pages. Its format is described as short, allowing it to be included in a conservatory program or audition preparation. The work focuses notably on dynamics, attacks, and breathing.
Is this edition part of a saxophone collection?
This sheet music is published in the Delangle Claude collection, with a publication year of 1991.
