Easiest Bach pieces? xP

[SilverLuna]

Wowowow there's so much out there!! Sadly I've only discovered a few u.u; But i'll keep an eye out for those! I don't want to get behind and learn things wrong, cuz it'll effect when i play harder pieces.

Contra-- I'll have to look at those sheet musics!! Thanks!
~Silver

[Dorsetmike]

Some second hand copies of Stainer's Organ method listed by Abebooks.com

http://www.abebooks.com/servlet/Sear...thod&x=38&y=17

Always a good place to look for out of print books.

[Dorsetmike]

A good place to try for downloadable scores and some sound files, (albeit electronic mostly) so you get an idea of the piece.

http://icking-music-archive.org/index.php

Under "Sheet Music downloads" click on "Scores indexed by Composers and editors"

Select a composer from the long list and you get a list of all scores held in the archive, not always all of a composer's works, but what do you want for free ;-)

[Dorsetmike]

My favourite piece of Bach is the Passacaglia & Fugue in C minor, it does not sound easy though (apart from the first few bars) I don't know why it doesn't get played more on the radio.

On Youtube the Passacaglia and the Fugue seem to be separate tracks as here

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAgQP...eature=related
Passacaglia

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1X4K0g2b_4&NR=1
Fugue

I would think the finalé of the fugue would test the pumps on most organs!!

[Mush]

If you want one that is both easy and appropriate to totally blast the place with, try the 'Cathedral' Prelude and Fugue in e minor http://imslp.info/files/imglnks/usim...18-BWV0533.pdf

[Ntalikeris666]

Well, some bach pieces are relatively easy, but the same amount of gravity that would be applied to a bigger piece should also be applied to them.