Wiener Urtext Edition Two-Part Inventions, BWV 772-786 - Bach/Leisinger - Piano - Book

Composer: Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 - 1750)
Editor: Ulrich Leisinger
Fingering: Oswald Jonas
Format: Book
Instrumentation: Piano

In the year 1723, J.S. Bach rearranged and reworked his Two-Part Inventions to present them in an authoritative version, with the intention of bringing about 'pure' keyboard playing. The Two-Part Inventions remain, to this day, among the most popular keyboard works by the composer. Vienna Urtext's new edition of this essential teaching work for piano strictly follows Bach's manuscript and contains facsimile examples from the composer's autograph. Both the earlier and later versions of Invention One are included in this definitive edition.

Contents:

• Invention 1 (early version) C major BWV 772
• Invention 1 (late version) C major BWV 772
• Invention No. 2 C minor BWV 773
• Invention No. 3 D major BWV 774
• Invention No. 4 D minor BWV 775
• Invention No. 5 E flat major BWV 776
• Invention No. 6 E major BWV 777
• Invention No. 7 E minor BWV 778
• Invention No. 8 F major BWV 779
• Invention No. 9 F minor BWV 780
• Invention No. 10 G major BWV 781
• Invention No. 11 G minor BWV 782
• Invention No. 12 A major BWV 783
• Invention No. 13 A minor BWV 784
• Invention No. 14 B flat major BWV 785
• Invention No. 15 B minor BWV 786