The Notebook For Wilhelm Friedemann Bach is a collection of Keyboard music compiled by Johann Sebastian Bach for his eldest son Wilhelm Friedemann. The collection consists of versions of the Two- and Three-part Inventions plus earlier versions of 11 preludes from the Well-Tempered Klavier along with several chorale preludes a few transcriptions of other composers' works and possibly some original compositions by Wilhelm Friedemann himself. BA5021-014 is a scholarly hardback edition. BA5163 is a paperback performing edition.

Arrangement for Piano-Aside from the Violin Chaconne (HN 557) and the ten Chorale Preludes for Organ (HN 1293) the Prelude and Fugue in D major ranks among the best-known Piano transcriptions Busoni fashioned from J. S. Bach?s works. Considerable evidence suggests that he viewed these three pieces as paradigmatic examples of his transcription technique. Busoni?s explicit labelling of the Prelude and Fugue ?for concert performance? in the title already serves as an indication of the heightened virtuosic requirements. And indeed here Busoni demands that the pianist have perfectly mastered the keyboard always with the aim of delegating to the Piano effectively but still in the spirit of Bach the mighty sound-world of the Organ work. This Urtext edition is heartily recommended to all those pianists who have ever wanted finally to pull out all the stops on the Piano.