BACH For Two to Play Bach. Chaconne, Brandeburg Concerto III, Suite II. For organ duet. Lyrebird

Lyrebird by Arrangement: For Two To Play Bach Arranged by Olivier Vernet and Cédric Meckler Bach was a great transcriber not only of his own works but also of others, manifesting in several organ arrangements that include the fugue from his Violin Sonata (BWV 1001) and concertos by, among others, Antonio Vivaldi, Georg Philipp Teleman and Alessandro Marcello. The arrangements in this book go one step further in that they are for two organists at the same instrument. The Chaconne from the Partita for Solo Violin (BWV 1004) takes Bach’s model as a uniquely expressive starting point that finds inspiration in the piano accompaniments composed by Robert Schumann and Felix Mendelssohn and the transcription of Carl Reinecke. Brandenburg Concerto No. III needs no introduction to music lovers, though few will have heard it as an arrangement for four hands and four feet at the same instrument. The final duet is an arrangement of Bach’s second Orchestral Suite in B minor, arranged for keyboards a

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