10 Fugues For String Quartet Vol. 2. Par BACH JOHANN-SEBASTIAN. The idea for these arrangements came to me whilst listening to the Hagen Quartet's beautiful recording of the fugues that form part of Haydn's 'Sun Quartets', Op. 20. The spirit and influence of J.S. Bach, in particular his Well Tempered Clavier, Book II, courses through these three miraculous Haydn fugues. Like the viol consort, the string quartet suits this kind of composition (the fugue), with all four instruments sufficiently similar in character to each other to match the extraordinary unity and economy of the counterpoint. A string quartet playing Bach fugues is a good example of a harmonious relationship between form andcontent: just as there is a unifying principle behind the construction of the four string instruments, so there is (usually) a single theme or subject that unifies the construction of a four-part fugue. Thus the form enacts the content, telling you something about the text and message within. Apart from Haydn's and a handful of other composers' wondrous creations, there's little fugal writing for string quartet, at least in comparison with the abundance of other forms. This was another reason to make these arrangements. The quartet offers a melodic independence impossible to achieve on a single instrument. And I believe the technical and interpretative challenges posed by this repertoire and ndash - lightness of sound and rhythmic fluidity, for example - will be very valuable to quartets seeking the holy grail: a unified sound. Perhaps the simplest and most compelling reason for this work is that I just love this music more than I can say. These dazzling pieces, mostly fast, bright and in major keys, show Bach at his most playful, funny and mischievous, composing for an instrument rarely associated with these qualities. And so I'm very happy to offer string quartets these little know fugues, written by my favourite composer - a violinist and violist himself, but above all a master / Classique / Date parution : 2018-05-04/ Répertoire / Quatuor à Cordes

Par BACH JOHANN SEBASTIAN. Bach's towering musical achievement was to present in its final shape, the 'fabric of polyhony' (Grove Dictionary). This is no more axiomatic than in his Preludes and Fugues for Organ. Regarded as the world's greatest composer for organ, Bach coupled mastery of the instrument with his genius for composition to produce some of the richest and most beautiful music of all time. This comprehensive volume - reproduced directly from the authoritave Bach-Gesellschaft edition - reprints 25 sets of preludes and fugues, i. e compositions written as fugues. Individual Preludes and Fugues composed over the years are not included./ Répertoire / Orgue

For String Quartet Volume 1. Par BACH JOHANN-SEBASTIAN. The idea for these arrangements came to me whilst listening to the Hagen Quartet's beautiful recording of the fugues that form part of Haydn's 'Sun Quartets', Op. 20. The spirit and influence of J.S. Bach, in particular his Well Tempered Clavier, Book II, courses through these three miraculous Haydn fugues. Like the viol consort, the string quartet suits this kind of composition (the fugue), with all four instruments sufficiently similar in character to each other to match the extraordinary unity and economy of the counterpoint. A string quartet playing Bach fugues is a good example of a harmonious relationship between form andcontent: just as there is a unifying principle behind the construction of the four string instruments, so there is (usually) a single theme or subject that unifies the construction of a four-part fugue. Thus the form enacts the content, telling you something about the text and message within. Apart from Haydn's and a handful of other composers' wondrous creations, there's little fugal writing for string quartet, at least in comparison with the abundance of other forms. This was another reason to make these arrangements. The quartet offers a melodic independence impossible to achieve on a single instrument. And I believe the technical and interpretative challenges posed by this repertoire and ndash - lightness of sound and rhythmic fluidity, for example - will be very valuable to quartets seeking the holy grail: a unified sound. Perhaps the simplest and most compelling reason for this work is that I just love this music more than I can say. These dazzling pieces, mostly fast, bright and in major keys, show Bach at his most playful, funny and mischievous, composing for an instrument rarely associated with these qualities. And so I'm very happy to offer string quartets these little know fugues, written by my favourite composer - a violinist and violist himself, but above all a / Classique / Date parution : 2018-05-04/ Répertoire / Quatuor à Cordes

The Czech composer Antonin Rejcha (also Anton Reicha, 1770?1836) was famous as both an experimental composer and as a teacher and theorist. His ?36 Fugues for Piano? testify to this experimentalism; they can be seen as a type of
?Well-Tempered Piano of the new ages?, basing the traditional Baroque fugue on radical new fundaments.

The first edition of this unusual collection was produced in 1803 in Vienna by Reicha?s own publishing company ?Au Magasin de l?Imprimerie chimique?. It included both a dedication poem to Joseph Haydn and a comprehensive foreword in which Reicha identifies the characteristics of his compositional style. The second edition (Vienna 1805) included a short theoretical text ?Über das neue Fugensystem? (?On the new fugal system?) in the form of a polemic, reacting to his critics, one of whom was Beethoven. Six fugues are based on the themes of other composers (Haydn, Bach, Mozart, Scarlatti, Frescobaldi, Handel).

The musical text is a corrected reprint of the edition by Václav Jan Sýkora from 1973, which itself was based on the referred to edition from 1805 as well as on the later edition by Tobias Haslinger (Vienna, c. 1828).

- Works historically important to the development of the fugue
- New foreword by Roman Dykast (Cz/Eng/Ger) / [36 Fugues Pour Piano] / Classique / Partition / Broché /

Par CHOSTAKOVITCH DIMITRI. Shostakovich's 24 Preludes And Fugues from Opus 87. This is the second volume which contains numbers 13-24 of the Preludes And Fugues./ Répertoire / Piano

 La forme Prélude and Fugue explore ici les trente tonalités, soit l'ensemble des armures usitées, non sans quelque provocation en ces temps de disette tonale, Ce nombre est obtenu si l'on renonce à sacrifier l'une des deux tonalités enharmoniques, lorsque le cas se présente, (par exemple, Ut dièse majeur et Ré bémol majeur donneront lieu à deux préludes and fugues différents, etc,) ce qui implique une présentation ' en arche ', dont Ut majeur et son relatif sont la clef de voûte,Bien que l'hommage à Bach soit implicite, le propos n'est aucunement un exercice de style, avec ce qu'il impliquerait d'observance, mais bien seulement la recherche d'une même logique interne, Le langage n'y est privé d'aucune singularité et le principe en est que chaque idée engendre sa propre substance, dans les préludes comme dans les fugues, avec pour seul objet, l'expression, L'oeuvre est naturellement destinée à l'ensemble des instruments à clavier,Stéphane Delplace / Piano

This volume reproduces all 25 of Bach's complete sets of preludes and fugues (i.e. compositions written as pairs), from the authoritative Bach-Gesellschaft edition. Organists and music lovers can enjoy Bach's beautiful compositions in one convenient edition ? ideal for reading, study, and performance. Content :
Prelude and Fugue, C Major (BWV 531. BG XV, 81)
Prelude and Fugue, D Major (BWV 532. BG XV, 88)
Prelude and Fugue, E Minor (BWV 533. BG XV, 100)
Prelude and Fugue, F Minor (BWV 534. BG XV, 104)
Prelude and Fugue, G Minor (BWV 535. BG XV, 112)
Prelude and Fugue, A Major (BWV 536. BG XV, 120)
Prelude and Fugue, D Minor (BWV 539. BG XV, 148)
Prelude and Fugue, G Major (BWV 541. BG XV, 169)
Prelude and Fugue, A Minor (BWV 543. BG XV, 189)
Prelude and Fugue, B Minor (BWV 544. BG XV, 199)
Prelude and Fugue, C Major (BWV 545. BG XV, 212)
Prelude and Fugue, C Minor (BWV 546. BG XV, 218)
Prelude and Fugue, C Major (BWV 547. BG XV, 228)
Prelude and Fugue, E Minor (BWV 548. BG XV, 236)
Prelude and Fugue, C Minor (BWV 549. BG XXXVIII, 3)
Prelude and Fugue, G Major (BWV 550. BG XXXVIII, 9)
Prelude and Fugue, A Minor (BWV 551. BG XXXVIII, 17)
Eight Short Preludes and Fugues (possibly spurious)
1. C Major (BWV 553. BG XXXVIII, 23)
2. D Minor (BWV 554. BG XXXVIII, 27)
3. E Minor (BWV 555. BG XXXVIII, 30)
4. F Major (BWV 556. BG XXXVIII, 33)
5. G Major (BWV 557. BG XXXVIII, 36)
6. G Minor (BWV 558. BG XXXVIII, 39)
7. A Minor (BWV 559. BG XXXVIII, 42)
8. B-flat Major (BWV 560. BG XXXVIII, 45)

Bach: Complete Organ Works Vol. 1 Preludes and Fugues I - with CD-ROM - ed. by David Schulenberg As close as possible to Bach In his ?Preludes and Fugues,? Johann Sebastian Bach made decisive contributions to the development of this genre tradition. The importance of this work group in his own organ oeuvre is confirmed by the many transmitted sources: hardly any autographs, but all the more copies. The genesis of the works and the question of versions associated with it are described at length in the introduction. In his new edition, editor David Schulenberg occasionally makes a new evaluation of the transmitted sources. To do so, he based himself as faithfully as possible on the manuscripts that can be traced back to Bach or to his circle. Here the American Bach expert generally chooses one source as his principal one. Divergences from other sources are documented in the Commentary. On the whole, the new Urtext edition sometimes also emends some long-cherished readings of ornaments, voice leading and notation. Also printed in Volume 1 is, for example, the early version of the C major Prelude BWV 545 as well as the inserted Trio movement of the three-movement version of this work. As with the previously published volumes, the CD-ROM enclosed in Volumes 1 and 2 contains dubious works and secondary versions for comparison with the principal versions. This time, the CD-ROMs are completely in German and English and feature the English version of the Commentary.

Done with great taste, in a perfectly simple and straightforward manner, Liszt's piano transcriptions of Bach's organ music became the classic models for all future works in this genre. Includes 6 Organ Preludes and Fugues (BWV 543-548) and the world-famous Fantasia and Fugue in G minor (BWV 542).

La partition 3 Preludes Et Fugues/Op36 Vol 2/Prelude Et Fugue N02 En La Bemol Maj/Orgue a été composée pour Orgue. Cette partition musicale est éditée par une des nombreuses maisons d'édition française à savoir Leduc. Cette oeuvre musicale fait partie intégrante des oeuvres de style Classique. / Orgue / Partition

Cette édition est basée sur les originaux dans la Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde de Vienne. Les Fugues de Bach ont été transcrites de Mozart et les préludes (Adagios) sont des compositions originales de Mozart / Violon, Alto Et Violoncelle