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  • No. 1 C Major
  • No. 2 C Minor
  • No. 3 D Major
  • No. 4 D Minor
  • No. 5 Eb Major
  • No. 6 E Major
  • No. 7 E Minor
  • No. 8 F Major
  • No. 9 F Minor
  • No. 10 G Major
  • No. 11 G Minor
  • No. 12 A Major
  • No. 13 A Minor
  • No. 14 Bb Major
  • No. 15 B Minor
  • Variant Of Invention 1 C Major

15 Two-Part Inventions (Piano Solo, arr. Busoni). By Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750). Edited by Ferruccio Busoni. For solo piano. Piano Method. Baroque. SMP Level 8 (Early Advanced). Collection. Standard notation, performance notes and introductory text (does not include words to the songs). 33 pages. G. Schirmer #LB1512. Published by G. Schirmer (HL.50259790).

ISBN 0793553040. With standard notation, performance notes and introductory text (does not include words to the songs). Baroque. 9x12 inches.

This title has selections that range in difficulty from SMP Level 7-8.

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4 and 5-note chords spanning more than an octave. Intricate rhythms and melodies.

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        Kevin Coan

        Location: from Vernon, CT

        Difficulty Level:
        Intermediate/advanced

        December 6, 2009

        Should have a no star for this one

        Every student should learn the two and three part inventions, but NOT from this edition. It is perhaps the worst edition ever published. The ornaments are incorrectly written out. The 14th invention is not even the original version. Bach would weep if he could see this version, which is totally...

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        christoph

        Location: from zuerich CH

        Difficulty Level:
        Intermediate

        September 30, 2008

        avoid this edition please

        this is an unhistorical approach to ancient music. articulation an ornaments are not original. if you want to teach yourselves or your pupils reasonably, please buy an "urtext" edtion like baerenreiter, henle, universal or so. (i'm pianist, organist, piano teacher)

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        5 star rating

        samuel

        Location: from singapore

        Difficulty Level:
        Beginner

        January 20, 2008

        BACH !

        You must teach these pieces to your students

        16 of 30 people found this review helpful.

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        Charlie

        Location: from

        Difficulty Level:
        Early intermediate

        November 6, 2007

        Must have!

        Any piano player beginning to intermediate should have this in their repitoire as it provides excellent hand independence practice, along with proper finger technique that is necessary to become a better piano player. And the songs themselves are beautiful enough to want to learn them.Bach was a master and his...

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        4 star rating

        New(again)Pianist

        Location: from Bondurant, WY

        Difficulty Level:
        Intermediate

        September 3, 2006

        Musical nutrition for piano

        Bach's uniqueness and individuality of composing is unmatched. Combining these inventions with Hanon exercises, the aspiring pianist will rapidly improve and the accomplished pianist will be well prepared for performance. And they're fun to play!

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