Prelude and Fugue VII sheet music for saxophone quartet

by Johann Sebastian Bach, exclusive arrangement - Book II (New Edition) (PDF)

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Prelude and Fugue VII - Book II (New Edition) sheet music for saxophone quartet by Johann Sebastian Bach, classical score, easy+ skill level
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Instrumentation: saxophone quartet
Format: digital sheet music
Skill Level: EASY+
Pages: 15
Note Range: C2-C6
Interactive: Yes
Transposable: Yes
Extra Media: Yes
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Prelude and Fugue VII - Book II (New Edition)

by Johann Sebastian Bach, arrangement for saxophone quartet

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"We are performing the Fugue of this selection for our "Saxism Goes for Baroque" concert series and welcome the availability of such a good example of the period. It is imminently playable with clear notation. Although, to make the..." [show more]

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Virtual Sheet Music® Premium High-Quality digital sheet music for saxophone quartet, bWV 876, from the Well Tempered Clavier, book II, New Edition. This music has been professionally edited.

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Instrumentation:
 
saxophone quartet
Format:
 
digital sheet music
Skill Level:
 
EASY+
Genre:
 
classical
Key Signature:
 
Eb major
Time Signatures:
 
9/8, 2/2
Tempo:
 
♩=100-120 BPM
Parts included:
soprano saxophone:
 
3 pages [note range]
alto saxophone:
 
3 pages [note range]
tenor saxophone:
 
3 pages [note range]
baritone saxophone:
 
2 pages [note range]
Pieces included:
  1. Prelude
  2. Fugue
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Prelude
 
Fugue
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Comments and reviews about Prelude and Fugue VII:

Rating: 5 Very fine Baroque sax music! by Steve Eads * VSM MEMBER * on February 2018
We are performing the Fugue of this selection for our "Saxism Goes for Baroque" concert series and welcome the availability of such a good example of the period. It is imminently playable with clear notation. Although, to make the piece more accessible to less experienced players, I would suggest some double bar lines or cues as the exposition can be daunting. Also, I wonder if the first 6 bars rest for three of the instruments could be grouped together instead of appearing as 1 bar and 5 bars? Probably Sibelius not wanting to put the Allegro indication in a multi-rest! While interpretation is a personal matter, it might also be good to point out that Bach probably did not want "Quick and Lively" by suggesting a tempo/style of Allegro? Listen to the various interpretations of Kenneth Gilbert or Scott Ross on Harpsichord, or Glenn Gould or Sviatoslav Richter on piano.
For slightly more advanced players, this is a great piece to figure out breathing and dynamics. Thanks!


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