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Bach, Johann Sebastian : Choral - Nun danket alle Gott (BWV386)
Guitar solo (with tabs)
2 PDF / 1 MP3 / MIDI
Adaptator : Kok, Henk

Added the 03 Sep 2010

Bach, Johann Sebastian : Prelude in C# minor (BWV999)
Guitar solo (standard notation)
2 PDF / 1 MP3
Adaptator : Kok, Henk

Added the 19 Sep 2010

Bach, Johann Sebastian : Prelude in C# minor (BWV999)
Guitar solo (with tabs)
1 PDF / 1 MP3 Interpreted / Intermediate to difficult

(4)

Adaptator : Kok, Henk

Added the 22 Sep 2010

Massenet, Jules : Stances
Flute and Guitar
4 PDF / 2 MP3 Play-along Interpreted
Adaptator : Kok, Henk

Added the 11 Jan 2011

Gluck, Christoph Willibald : Che Faró Senza Euridice (Wq.30.27)
Flute and Guitar
4 PDF / 2 MP3 / MIDI Play-along Interpreted / Intermediate
Adaptator : Kok, Henk

Added the 08 Jun 2011

Bach, Johann Sebastian : Ps.103 Nun lob, mein Seel, denn Herren (BWV 17.7)
Guitar solo (with tabs)
2 PDF / 1 MP3 / MIDI
Adaptator : Kok, Henk

Added the 26 Jul 2009

Boellmann, Leon : Suite Gotique Op. 25.3 (Priere)
Flute and Guitar
4 PDF / 2 MP3 / MIDI Play-along Interpreted / Intermediate

(1)

Adaptator : Kok, Henk

Added the 01 Jun 2009

Sor, Fernando : Ave Maria
Choral 4 voices
1 PDF / MIDI
Adaptator : Kok, Henk

Added the 25 Jul 2009

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Informations of Henk Kok

On my transcriptions / arrangements

Written on 2021-08-16 by henk-kok

On the Guitar solo music arrangements:
- a little over 25 years ago I tried to make an arrangement of a JS Bach choral for the guitar. The result was a rather difficult piece that was on the edge of my abilities as a guitar player. Lateron I picked the chorals back up again, now less troubled with the urge to include as many notes as possible from the original. I accepted that a 4-part harmony is not always do-able on the guitar.
- So by definition these are all 'simplified versions'. Yet I enjoy playing them. These simple melodies, arranged by JS Bach with the most intresting and surprising harmonies give me a sence of rest and 'homecoming'.
- When you play this music, please make sure that the melody line comes out and flows towards the next fermate. This is not a simple chord progression with a melody, but exactly the opposite.
- I hope you enjoy this material as much as I do.

On the Flute and Guitar duet arrangements:
- Our music is meant to be played live for small audiences, like in your living room or in church or in nursury homes.
- My wife (the flutiste in our duo) is the one that came up with the selection of beautiful melodies. After that I (the guitarist in our duo) made the transcription / arrangement.
- I try to make a transcription as close as possible to the original score. The melody (flute part), the bass line and the harmonies (guitar part) are only changed when they are outside the range of the instrument.
- Sometimes the flute part contains many flat notes. In those cases I usually use a capo d'astro on the guitar. The notation of the guitar part is then written as if you are playing without capo. This is exactly the way that is used in clarinet scores.
- When I mention chord symbols in the guitar part, you are free to improvise the right hand anyway you want. In that case the harmonies are not always precisely the ones that I worked out in the guitar part.
- When you lose track of the soloist, don't panick, just focus on the bass line (all notes that are written stem down). As long as the bass line continues the music continues.

- Enjoy the music.

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