Das wohltemperierte Klavier Band 1-2

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Bach, Johann Sebastian

The Bartók Performing Editions-Instruktive Ausgaben von Béla Bártok

Bach's Wohltemperiertes Klavier was Bartók's first instructional publication,
divided into four books. Bartók became a professor of piano at the Budapest
Music Academy in 1907, and it was probably in this capacity that he was
entrusted with preparing a Hungarian edition of the set of pieces. His basic
idea was that students learning independently without adequate guidance
should receive sufficient directions from the music to perform the works. As
a consequence Bartók's score is deliberately over-detailed.For pedagogical
reasons the composer ignored the original order of pieces, and compiled the
material according to grades of difficulty, dividing it into four books. The
present edition presents the Bartók Wohltemperiertes Klavier in two volumes,
each containing two books. One interesting feature of the Bartók edition is
that two of the fugues in both book III and book IV are written out in full
score, to accustom the pupil to score-reading. For some pieces he
deliberately refrained from providing performance indications, to give
pianists an opportunity to exercise their creativity.The current edition is
not a reprint: errors we know of have been corrected, and the layout of the
score has been re-arranged keeping in mind the need to turn pages. This
edition which includes Bartók's detailed comments is complemented by
facsimiles of Bach's manuscript and an afterword by László Somfai.

Editio Musica Budapest Zenemukiadó Ltd

44.99 EUR

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GN番号：GN150693

出版番号：Z15079