Trio Sonata in G major, BWV 1039 (Bach, Johann Sebastian)

Title Trio Sonata
Alternative title Sonata for 2 Flutes and Continuo
Creators Johann Sebastian Bach, composer
Opus BWV 1039
Instrumentation 2 flutes and continuo
Number of movements 4
Keys G major
Composed 1736
First published 1860
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Composition types Sonatas
Period Baroque
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Sections

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Metronome Key Measures
I. Adagio — — —
II. Allegro ma non presto — — —
III. Adagio e piano — — —
IV. Presto — — —

Arrangements

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View Complete — Tom Van der Grinten
View Complete flute and harpsichord Hans-Jörg Rechtsteiner

Scores

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View Complete — Manuscript — Complete Parts (color)
Complete Parts (grayscale)
Complete Parts (monochrome)
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View Complete — Breitkopf und Härtel — Piano Score
Flute 1
Flute 2
Continuo (Cello)
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View Complete — — — Complete Score and Parts
View Complete — — — Complete Score
View Complete — — — Complete Score (+ Complete Score of BWV 1027)
Engraving files (Lilypond)
View Complete Arrangement
by Tom Van der Grinten
— — Clarinet (A)
View Complete Arrangement for flute and harpsichord
by Hans-Jörg Rechtsteiner
— — Complete Score
Flute Part

Recordings/Performances

DetailsPerformersFiles (click to listen)
View Paula Robison, flute
John Gibbons, harpsichord
Andreas Brantelid, performer
Steven Taylor, oboe
Complete Recording


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