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Original

Italian Concerto BWV971. Johann Sebastian Bach. Alto Recorder sheet music. Bass Clef Instrument sheet music. Bass Recorder sheet music. Bassoon sheet music. Cello sheet music. Viola sheet music. Viola da Gamba sheet music.

Translation

Italian Concerto BWV971. Johann Sebastian Bach. Alto Recorder sheet music. Bass Clef Instrument sheet music. Bass Recorder sheet music. Bassoon sheet music. Cello sheet music. Viola sheet music. Viola da Gamba sheet music.

Original

Italian Concerto BWV971 composed by Johann Sebastian Bach. 1685-1750. Arranged by Veilhan. For Alto Recorder, Bass instrument. Bass Recorder. Cello. Bassoon. Viola da gamba. Sheet Music. Published by Heinrichshofen Verlag. PE.N02414. As not every passage is easily reduced to two parts, however, the arranger's bag of tricks provided clever solutions. For example, the parallel thirds in the bass in the Andante are rendered as quick alternations of the two pitches. The bass part is adjusted for bass recorder with alternative passages when it extends beyond the instrument's range. This is a challenging work, comparable to Bach's flute sonatas. It is a dazzling showpiece for both performers--guaranteed to bring the house down. --Thomas Cirtin, AMERICAN R. CORDER. September 2002.

Translation

Italian Concerto BWV971 composed by Johann Sebastian Bach. 1685-1750. Arranged by Veilhan. For Alto Recorder, Bass instrument. Bass Recorder. Cello. Bassoon. Viola da gamba. Sheet Music. Published by Heinrichshofen Verlag. PE.N02414. As not every passage is easily reduced to two parts, however, the arranger's bag of tricks provided clever solutions. For example, the parallel thirds in the bass in the Andante are rendered as quick alternations of the two pitches. The bass part is adjusted for bass recorder with alternative passages when it extends beyond the instrument's range. This is a challenging work, comparable to Bach's flute sonatas. It is a dazzling showpiece for both performers--guaranteed to bring the house down. --Thomas Cirtin, AMERICAN R. CORDER. September 2002.