Johann Sebastian Bach : Harpsichord Concerto no. 1 d minor BWV 1052 

Study Score (Pocket Score) – Baroque Period

Description:

Bach's harpsichord concerti, extremely popular among pianists, are presumably reworkings of pieces originally written for the violin. Bach, however, succeeded in transferring the diverse idiosyncrasies of violin technique to the keyboard with such ingenuity that most of today's pianists also include these concerti in their standard repertoire. The first concerto in d minor is perhaps the most popular – not least because of its jaunty outer movements and the eminently forceful solo part. Now, as a prelude to a series of all of Bach's harpsichord concerti, G. Henle Publishers presents a piano reduction (HN 1380) and this study edition (score) of the d-minor concerto. This study score is edited by Norbert Müllemann and Matan Entin.

Product Features:

• Popular Repertoire: The most popular of Bach's harpsichord concertos, featuring jaunty outer movements and a forceful solo part.
• Authoritative Urtext Edition: Presents the score based on meticulous source evaluation for scholarly and performance integrity.
• Study Score Format: Convenient pocket size (17.0 x 24.0 cm) for study, analysis, and score reading.
• Adaptation Mastery: Highlights Bach's ingenious transfer of violin technique to the keyboard, making it standard repertoire for modern pianists.

Performance Tips:

While originally for harpsichord, the forceful solo part requires great clarity and rhythmic drive from modern piano performers. The outer movements demand bright articulation and precise coordination with the orchestra. Performers should strive to capture the energetic, concerto-like spirit, recognizing that the keyboard part retains many features derived from string instrument virtuosity.

About the Composer & Editors:

Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750) is considered by many to be “the Alpha and Omega of all music.” Except for operas, he composed masterpieces for every ensemble and genre of his age. This work, BWV 1052, is one of his most popular concertos. The editors for this study score are Norbert Müllemann and Matan Entin. (The accompanying piano reduction, HN 1380, features fingering by András Schiff and reduction by Johannes Umbreit).

Contents:

• I. Allegro
• II. Adagio
• III. Allegro

Product Details:

• Composer : Johann Sebastian Bach
• Editor : Norbert Müllemann, Matan Entin
• Publisher : G. Henle Verlag
• Series : Henle Urtext
• Instrumentation : Orchestra (Study Score)
• Product Type : Study score (pocket score), Urtext Edition, paperbound
• Item Number : HN 7380
• ISMN : 979-0-2018-7380-0
• Pages : 70頁 (VIII+62)
• 尺寸 : 17,0 x 24,0 cm
• Weight : 166 g

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約翰・塞巴斯蒂安・巴赫 : 第一號大鍵琴協奏曲 d 小調，BWV 1052 

研習總譜（口袋譜）– 巴洛克時期

簡介:

巴赫（Bach）的大鍵琴協奏曲在鋼琴家中極受歡迎，據推測，它們是對原為小提琴創作的樂曲的再創作。然而，巴赫成功地將小提琴技巧的各種特質巧妙地移植到鍵盤上，以至於今天的大多數鋼琴家也將這些協奏曲列入他們的標準曲目。D 小調第一協奏曲可能是最受歡迎的曲目，尤其是因為其歡快的外部樂章和極富張力的獨奏部分。現在，作為巴赫所有大鍵琴協奏曲系列的前奏，G. Henle 出版社推出了 D 小調協奏曲的鋼琴縮寫版（HN 1380）和此研習版（總譜）。此研習總譜由諾伯特·繆勒曼（Norbert Müllemann）和馬坦·恩廷（Matan Entin）編訂。

產品特點:

• 熱門曲目: 巴赫最受歡迎的大鍵琴協奏曲之一，以歡快的外部樂章和極富張力的獨奏部分著稱。
• 權威原典版: 總譜基於對原始資料的細緻評估，確保了學術和演奏的準確性。
• 研習總譜格式: 方便的口袋尺寸（17.0 x 24.0 cm），適用於研讀、分析和閱譜。
• 改編大師之作: 凸顯了巴赫將小提琴技巧巧妙移植到鍵盤上的匠心，使其成為現代鋼琴家的標準曲目。

演奏提示:

雖然原為大鍵琴所作，但其極富張力的獨奏部分要求現代鋼琴演奏者具備出色的清晰度和節奏感。外部樂章要求明亮的發音以及與樂團的精確協調。演奏者應努力捕捉充滿活力的協奏曲精神，並認識到鍵盤聲部保留了許多源自弦樂器高超技巧的特點。

作曲家與編者介紹:

約翰・塞巴斯蒂安・巴赫（Johann Sebastian Bach, 1685–1750）被許多人認為是「所有音樂的開端與終結」。除了歌劇，他為當時所有的樂器編制和體裁創作了傑作。這部作品 BWV 1052 是他最受歡迎的協奏曲之一。此研習總譜的編者為諾伯特·繆勒曼和馬坦·恩廷。（隨附的鋼琴縮編版 HN 1380 指法由安德烈·席夫提供，縮編由約翰內斯·翁布雷特完成）。

收錄曲目:

• I. 快板 (Allegro)
• II. 柔板 (Adagio)
• III. 快板 (Allegro)

書籍詳細資料:

• 作曲者 : 約翰・塞巴斯蒂安・巴赫
• 編者 : 諾伯特·繆勒曼, 馬坦·恩廷
• 出版社 : G. Henle Verlag
• 系列 : Henle Urtext
• 樂器編制 : 樂隊（研習總譜）
• 產品類別 : 研習總譜（口袋譜），原典版，平裝
• 商品編號 : HN 7380
• ISMN : 979-0-2018-7380-0
• 頁數 : 70頁 (VIII+62)
• 尺寸 : 17,0 x 24,0 cm
• 重量 : 166 克

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