Work TitleFlute Concerto in D minorAlt ernative. TitleComposerOpus/Catalogue Number Op./Cat. No.H.484.1, Wq 22I-Catalogue Number I-Cat. No.ICB 40KeyD minorComposer Time Period Comp. PeriodPiece StyleInstrumentationflute, strings, continuoMisc.

1. Bach Flute Concerto B Minor

CommentsA different version of C.P.E Bach's Harpsichord Concerto, H.425. It has been proposed that this is a later arrangement, possibly not by C.P.E. Bach, of the Harpsichord Concerto but this cannot be proven. Some have argued that both versions are authentic and the Flute version came first. Enough is changed - in the solo part not least of course - between a flute concerto and a harpsichord concerto that they should be considered somewhat separately in any case.

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Violino II tr tr. Violino I tr tr. Wq 22, flute version. Concerto in D Minor. Flauto traverso. © 2016 The Packard Humanities Institute. Allaire studio shokan ny. Harpsichord Concerto in A minor, H.430 (Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel) Movements/Sections Mov'ts/Sec's: 3 movements. Flute Concerto in A minor. Javascript is required to submit files. General Information. Work Title Harpsichord Concerto in A minor Alt ernative.

Bach Flute Concerto B Minor

Customers opting to ship items as they become available will enjoy FREE Budget Shipping on the 1st shipment only. Subsequent shipments for the same order will incur a multiple shipment charge for each additional shipment. We reserve the right to discontinue or change FREE Budget Shipping at any time. Ends at 10:00 GMT on 7 November 2019.About Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach(1714-1788) – GermanyCarl Philipp Emanuel Bach was the second surviving son of and Maria Barbara Bach. He never had any music teacher beside his father.

Unlike Sebastian who studied several instruments, Emanuel only played keyboard. He attended law school because his father wanted him to have the university education that he lacked. However, it was clear that Emanuel’s passions lied in music. He was the court harpsichordist for Frederick II of Prussia for nearly 30 years, eventually leaving to take over post in Hamburg, Germany.Emanuel was the foremost composer in the empfindsamer Stil, a style largely associated with solo keyboard works and characterized by abrupt changes of mood.

He is the author of the 'Essay on the True Art of Playing Keyboard Instruments', which is still one of the most important writings on the subject. He was the most prolific of Sebastian’s sons, composing, and.Learn more about Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach in our blog,.