Universal Edition Bach J.S. - Sonata G-moll BWV 1034 - Flute A Bec Alto & Basse Continue

Name: Bach J.S. - Sonata G-moll BWV 1034 - Flute A Bec Alto & Basse Continue
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SKU: 356488
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Essential Information About This Score
• A Baroque Repertoire Must-Have: a sonata by Johann Sebastian Bach, ideal for enriching a concert or exam program.
• Version Dedicated to the Recorder: written for treble recorder (alto recorder) with basso continuo, to work on style, intonation, and phrasing.
• Comprehensive Musical Work: phrasing, articulation, breathing, ornaments, and dialogue with the accompaniment at the heart of the piece.
• Universal Edition: reference UE30382, practical for recorder players in conservatory cycles and ensemble musicians.

Bach J.S. - Sonata G-moll BWV 1034 - Flute A Bec Alto & Basse Continue

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Summary of This Score

Bach Johann Sebastian: Sonata for treble recorder and basso continuo BWV 1034 | UE30382 offers a demanding and particularly formative interpretation of a great Baroque music masterpiece. Designed for the alto recorder (treble recorder) and basso continuo, this score highlights clarity of expression, rhythmic precision, and elegance of phrasing-essential qualities in Bach interpretation.

The solo part requires a stable tone across the entire range, with particular attention to transitions, accents, and articulations. It serves as an excellent tool to develop clean technique and structured musicality, while refining the listening to harmonic tensions and resolutions typical of Baroque language.

The basso continuo accompaniment encourages true ensemble work: balance between voices, shared breathing, dynamic control, and understanding the bass as the driving force of the discourse. Both in rehearsal and on stage, this sonata is an ideal piece to strengthen the rapport between soloist and continuo player (harpsichord, organ, or other chordal instrument), with the bass provided by a low-pitched instrument according to your ensemble's practice.

The mention After Sonata BWV 1034 indicates a version established based on Sonata BWV 1034, adapted to the recorder context and continuo practice. A relevant choice for musicians seeking a score that is both musical, structurally sound, and immediately usable in lessons, chamber music, or auditions.

Technical specifications

Musical Genre

Classical

Publication

Sheet music

Composer	Johann Sebastian Bach	Instrumentation	Treble recorder (alto recorder) and basso continuo
Edition	Universal Edition	Genre	Classical score (Baroque music)

Questions frequently asked

What instrumentation is planned for Sonata BWV 1034?

This Universal Edition UE30382 is scored for alto recorder and basso continuo.

Can the basso continuo part be played on harpsichord?

The continuo can be performed on harpsichord, organ, or another chordal instrument. The description also allows for a bass line held by a low-pitched instrument depending on the ensemble.

Is BWV 1034 suitable for alto recorder?

The solo part is intended for the alto recorder, also referred to as treble recorder. It requires a stable tone throughout the range, as well as precision in articulation and phrasing.

What does "After Sonata BWV 1034" mean on this score?

This indicates a version established after Sonata BWV 1034, adapted for the context of recorder and basso continuo.

For what musical work is this Bach sonata intended?

Its writing emphasizes Baroque phrasing, rhythmic accents, and listening for harmonic tensions. Ensemble work focuses on balance between the alto recorder and basso continuo. The score can be used in lessons, chamber music, or auditions.