A Treasury of Bach Duets

For Flute and Bb Clarinet

By Johann Sebastian Bach

I needed some duets to play with a clarinetist friend. Perfect. Easy and straightforward sight-reading material, containing arrangements of standard pieces, like the 2 part inventions, and well known tunes like Sleepers Awake. I am glad I have it to play with my friend from time to time.

I find these to be for advanced players. Not sure if my clarinet player can play them yet, as we have not had a chance to actually play them. Wish I had know this in advance, and might have chosen a different book,

This book of Bach duets includes: Bach Inventions 1-4, 6,8, 9, and 14 Aria from The Goldberg Variations Prelude No. 13 from The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 1 "Watchet Auf," Chorale Prelude from Cantata No. 140 Air from Orchestra Suite No. 3 This is a great book to...

broaden the range of flute/clarinet classical duets. The "Watchet Auf" is a little thin with just the two instruments -- a quartet version is probably the way to go if you can. What I really wish ALL books would show is the list of pieces they include. At this point I am beginning to wonder what Bach (or Mozart duet) I don't have, and so I'm more inclined to buy a book if it lists the contents. So simple to include that, even if it's an image of an inside table of contents. (If anyone can post the contents of the Mozart duets also arranged by Daniel Dorff, that would be great)