Contratrombone64
Admiral of Fugues
Here are the JS Bach Chorales ... enjoy.
For the convenience for my American friends, they are in US letter format, landscape. To print in A4, choose automatic output to A4 from your printer's dialog box.
[Edit: 01/05/2008 merged latest additions]
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Again, three more opals. [12/30/07]
Two more treasures. [12/30/07]
four more beauties. [12/31/07]
three more [01/01/08]
Two more treasures [01/02/08] (I'm not over Bach typsetting yet ...)
One more beauty [01/04/08]
One more jewell [01/04/08]
Two more treasures [01/05/08]
Merged 6 more [10/02/08]
I now present two missing Chorales (BWV 630 and 631), can't understand why though - I obviously had a senior moment.
Here's a couple more ...
One more (BWV 639) one of my favourites, so beautiful.
One more (BWV 640)
Come on now, alto clef isn't that unfathomable! (trust me, I play viola too).
No alto clef here, but delicious inner parts
Thanks Krummhorn, here's one more (more alto clef reading required!)
And this is the LAST one in the set (thank goodness).
And the devinely beautiful Schübler Chorale No. 1 is here for the enjoyment of all. It's not fiendishly difficult so most modest organists should be able to give it a whirl. I can even get through it more or less.
And the fiendishly difficult second Schübler Chorale which is WAY beyond my skills, enjoy:
And so on and so forth ...
I can just hear Bach's dialog with his son: "Now CPE, I know your right hand technique is excellent, this will work out your left hand AND feet, get working ..."
And in a very similar vein (working out left hand and pedal), this finely crafted chorale, which looks like it needs the services of a viola-da-gamba player.
Phew - the final Schübler Chorale, enjoy!
For the convenience for my American friends, they are in US letter format, landscape. To print in A4, choose automatic output to A4 from your printer's dialog box.
[Edit: 01/05/2008 merged latest additions]
Again, three more opals. [12/30/07]
Two more treasures. [12/30/07]
four more beauties. [12/31/07]
three more [01/01/08]
Two more treasures [01/02/08] (I'm not over Bach typsetting yet ...)
One more beauty [01/04/08]
One more jewell [01/04/08]
Two more treasures [01/05/08]
Merged 6 more [10/02/08]
Thanks, CT for these ... This will be of great help for those seeking these particular works.
I now present two missing Chorales (BWV 630 and 631), can't understand why though - I obviously had a senior moment.
Here's a couple more ...
One more (BWV 639) one of my favourites, so beautiful.
One more (BWV 640)
Come on now, alto clef isn't that unfathomable! (trust me, I play viola too).
No alto clef here, but delicious inner parts
Thanks Krummhorn, here's one more (more alto clef reading required!)
And this is the LAST one in the set (thank goodness).
And the devinely beautiful Schübler Chorale No. 1 is here for the enjoyment of all. It's not fiendishly difficult so most modest organists should be able to give it a whirl. I can even get through it more or less.
And the fiendishly difficult second Schübler Chorale which is WAY beyond my skills, enjoy:
And so on and so forth ...
I can just hear Bach's dialog with his son: "Now CPE, I know your right hand technique is excellent, this will work out your left hand AND feet, get working ..."
And in a very similar vein (working out left hand and pedal), this finely crafted chorale, which looks like it needs the services of a viola-da-gamba player.
Phew - the final Schübler Chorale, enjoy!
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