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Legányné Hegyi Erzsébet: Collection of Bach Examples 2

Quotations from J. S. Bach's cantatas

Revised by Forrai Miklós
Setting: Solfege
Series: Music Lesson - Solfeggio
Genre: Music theory
Language: Hungarian, English, German
Length: 140 pages
Format: A/4
Weight: 0.343 kg
Published: 1974
Publisher: Editio Musica Budapest Zeneműkiadó
Item number: 5666
ISMN: 9790080056660
This collection is a selection of excerpts from Bach cantatas, chosen not only for the beauty of their musical content but because from the pedagogical point of view too they deserve a place in a publication intended for educational purposes. The excerpts embrace two distinct areas of Baroque vocal music, the melodic realms of the aria and the recitative. The aria and arioso quotations in the collection, generally presented without accompaniment, are intended for sight-singing. The aria and recitative excerpts with continuo accompaniment also provide students with serious harmonization tasks and are therefore principally related to their music theory studies. Volume I contains the easier cantata excerpts, Volume II the more difficult ones.

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