SKU: A0.1314614

The famous Badinerie from Bach's Orchestral Suite No. 2. arranged for piano and solo flute (or any other C instruments).

SKU: A0.1314877

The popular, sorrowful baroque aria Komm, süßer Tod (Come, Sweet Death) by Johann Sebastian Bach (BWV 478), originally for voice and basso continuo (figured bass).

Suitable for church services, especially easter services, as well as a strikingly beautiful song for funerals.

This arrangement is a 4-part contrapuntal execution of the figured bass of the original.

SKU: A0.1318295

The Minuet in G major is possibly one of Bach's famous melodies - but it was actually written by a lesser-known composer, Christian Petzold.

It is paired with another minuet by Petzold, in G minor. Together, they make a beautiful couple.

This arrangement allows you to play these beautiful melodies with any melodic instrument (e.g. flute, violin), accompanied by any keyboard instrument (e.g. piano, harpsichord, organ).

SKU: A0.1314868

The second movement from Bach's Orchestral Suite no. 3 (commonly called Air on the G string) in an arrangement for violin (or any C instrument) and piano (or other keyboard instrument, e.g. organ or harpsichord). The keyboard part is based on the original's orchestral strings, with adaptations to fill out harmony and suit the keyboard at the slow tempo of the air.

SKU: A0.1285575

A setting of the famous Italian folk song Bella Ciao for string quartet.

Inspired by Antonín Dvořák's string quartet writing, especially that found in the Cypresses for string quartet from 1887, where Dvořák arranged 12 out of 16 love songs from his earlier collection for voice and piano with the same name, written in 1865.

The PDF is set up to be ready to print as-is on A4 or letter size paper.

In parts where a title page is present, the first page of music is a left-hand page. In parts without a title page, the first page of music is a right-hand page.

SKU: A0.1314625

The famous and beloved air (or aria) from BWV 988: Aria mit 30 Veränderungen or the Goldberg variations, including executions of all ornaments.