Lemoine Bach - Sonate BWV 1013 - Contrebasse
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Summary of This Sheet Music
Designed for double bass players seeking a serious resource in the classical repertoire, this sheet music (paper format) offers a transcription that naturally fits into a practice routine: sight-reading, setup, articulation, intonation, and musical construction. Its limited number of pages allows focusing on execution quality and the details that make a difference on the double bass, whether you practice independently, in lessons, or in preparation for an audition. This edition is thus a relevant choice to expand your library of classical double bass sheet music and diversify study materials while maintaining a demanding aesthetic.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Arranger | Emilie Postel-Vinay (transcription) | Pages | 7 |
| Instrumentation | Double bass | Year of publication | 2009 |
| Genre | Classical sheet music | ||
Questions frequently asked
What is the instrumentation of this transcription of Sonata BWV 1013?
The score is written for solo double bass, in a transcription made by Emilie Postel-Vinay.
Who arranged the double bass version?
The adaptation for double bass is by Emilie Postel-Vinay. This credit corresponds to a transcription of Bach's Sonata BWV 1013.
How many pages does the Lemoine Bach Sonata BWV 1013 double bass score have?
The edition comprises 7 pages in printed format.
Is this score suitable for intonation practice on the double bass?
The material is presented for practicing intonation, articulation, and timing. Its content belongs to the classical repertoire and can support sight-reading. It can also be used for audition preparation.
What year was this edition published?
This edition was published in 2009.



