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Topic: BACH - BWV 530  (Read 2460 times)

Offline alessandro

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BACH - BWV 530
on: April 13, 2011, 07:47:35 PM
Hi everyone, and sorry to bother you with this request which should probably be easily found on IMSL, but as already said sometime; the only place where I nowadays could print it out, is at work, and there is no access to IMSL.   So if someone would be so kind...   Sometimes when there is "a thing in my head" I can't get it out easily (if you know what I mean).   I'm actually only interested in the Vivace of this sonata.

Thanks a lot in advance, and anyways very kind greetings to you all.

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Re: BACH - BWV 530
Reply #1 on: April 14, 2011, 02:19:20 PM
Sorry to interrupt, it's apparently originally for organ, but I heard it for piano, and it sounded really great.   Is there a pianotranscription available ? I don't know what to do with the organ score.   Adapting a 'three line' organ score into a 'two line' piano score, could a beginning system be to put the 'upper' line on the 'middle' line ? It must in the end be a little more complicated with 'harmonies' etcetera, I presume. 

xx

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Re: BACH - BWV 530
Reply #2 on: April 15, 2011, 02:09:23 PM
I've found a score, I think it is the one I'm looking for, a transcription of the BWV530 'Sonata VI' by Béla Bartok.   If I had the technology, I would post it here in attachment, but know that I send you all a warm greeting.

 

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