Bach 1739 BWV 1054 Concerto en ré majeur For Solo Unaccompanied Recorder or Alto Flute Key of D
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SKU: A0.902109
By Rainer's Rainbow. By Johann Sebastian Bach. Arranged by R G Roth. Baroque,Classical. Individual part. 8 pages. Rainer's Rainbow #6349003. Published by Rainer's Rainbow (A0.902109).Bach, in 1739, wrote the BWV 1054 Concerto in D major. Here it is written as a solo for Alto Flute in the original concert Key of D BWV 1054. It can also be used as a solo for the unusual recorder in G made by Mollenhauer. This chart is based on Bach's keyboard concerto which he wrote for violin in the key of E (BWV 1042). He also arranged it himself in the key of D for keyboard (BWV 1054). Here it is presented for either a solo Alto Flute or Recorder in G, which can also be used as concerto parts with the original BWV 1054 orchestra parts. The orchestra parts are not provided.
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