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Bach/Ernst Concerto IV in C major, arr for piano duet by Simon Peberdy (arr. Simon Peberdy) Digital Sheet Music

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Bach/Ernst Concerto IV in C major, arr for piano duet by Simon Peberdy (arr. Simon Peberdy)
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Artist Bach / Ernst
Score Type
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Composer Bach / Ernst
Arranger Simon Peberdy
Format Digital Sheet Music
Pages 14
Arrangement Piano Duet
Publisher Simon Peberdy
Product ID 853333
Instruments 1 Piano 4 Hands

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This is a duet arrangement of Bachs adaptation of the Violin Concerto in C major op 1 No.4 by Johann Ernst Prinz von Sachsen Weimar. However, the original does not belong to the set of Ernsts concertos edited by Telemann and published in 1718. Its attribution is based only on the title, and the original has not been found. Johann Ernst of Saxe-Weimar (1696 1715) was a German prince, son by his second marriage of Johann Ernst III, Duke of Saxe-Weimar. Despite his early death (he was just 18) he is remembered as a collector and commissioner of music and as a composer, some of whose concertos were arranged for harpsichord or organ by Johann Sebastian Bach, who was court organist in Weimar at the time. The Bach transcriptions were created roughly during the period July 1713July 1714 between Johann Ernsts return from Utrecht and the princes final departure from Weimar. There is some debate on Johann Ernsts role in the creation of these arrangements, whether he commissioned some from one or both of the musicians or whether Bach, in particular, was studying some of the works collected by the prince for their own sake. There are suggestions that on a visit to Amsterdam in February 1713 the Prince may have heard the blind organist J. J. de Graff, who is known to have played keyboard arrangements of other composers concertos. In any case, Bachs encounter with the princes collection, and especially the Italian music it contained, had a profound influence on the development of the composers musical style. (Source: Internet - wiki) Please take a look at my other music for piano duet and 2 pianos.

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