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Recent Researches in the Music of the Classical Era
Johann Christoph Friedrich BachFour Early Sinfonias
Edited by Ewald V. Nolte
| C 15 | ISBN 0-89579-170-6 | (1982) xvi+95 pp. | $42.00 |
| ISBN 978-0-89579-170-2 (13-digit) |
The "Bückeburg Bach," ninth son of J. S. Bach, composed 20 sinfonias of which 12 have been lost. The four in this volume exist in manuscript parts copied during the winter of 1768-69 by the German Moravian clergyman-composer Johann Fredrich Peter (1746-1813). The rest of Bach's extant sinfonias appear in volume C 28 of this series.
Contents
Sinfonia in F Major (HW I/1); Sinfonia in B-flat Major (HW I/2); Sinfonia
in D Minor (HW I/3); Sinfonia in E Major (HW I/4)
See also C 28.