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Bach Two-Part Inventions for Solo Guitar
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Bach Two-Part Inventions for Solo Guitar Transcribed for Guitar by Richard F. Sayage by Johann Sebastian Bach Lute - Sheet Music

By Johann Sebastian Bach
Solo guitar

SKU: PE.EP68057

Transcribed for Guitar by Richard F. Sayage. Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach. Arranged by Richard F. Sayage. Guitar/Lute (Solo). Edition Peters. Baroque. Collection. With introductory text, performance notes, black & white photos and fingerings. 36 pages. Edition Peters #98-EP68057. Published by Edition Peters (PE.EP68057).

ISBN 9790300700236. 9x12 inches. English.

The complete two-part inventions, BWV 772-786, freely transcribed for guitar by Richard F. Sayage.

The volume includes suggested fingerings and positions. Eight of the inventions have been transposed to keys more suitable for the guitar (Nos. 2, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11, 14 & 15). Sayage notes: The top line, typically played by the right hand on the keyboard, is in fact, complete. The left hand, however, has undergone some larger transformation. The feasability of performance remains the driving issue behind said editing.'


Also includes (written by Sayage) - Discussion Regarding Bach and the Musical Invention; Note Regarding Tempo, Performance, and Transcription; Notes Regarding Ornamentation; A Brief Musical History of Bach

  • Invention 1
  • Invention 2
  • Invention 3
  • Invention 4
  • Invention 5
  • Invention 6
  • Invention 7
  • Invention 8
  • Invention 9
  • Invention 10
  • Invention 11
  • Invention 12
  • Invention 13
  • Invention 14
  • Invention 15

Ratings + Reviews

Based on 1 Reviews
And R.
March 17, 2010
Has anyone tried this transcription?
Inventions, at least some of them, should be very had to transcribe for guitare. The vapid review above was probably posted by a publisher's flunkey, but what about real players? Has anyone tried this transcription?