New Bach's transcriptions in the shop
- 3 ott 2021
- Tempo di lettura: 1 min
Aggiornamento: 14 ott 2021
These new transcriptions of the second and third cello Suite BWV 1008 and 1009 by Johann Sebastian Bach, is the result of many years of research, in style and interpretation, both as a performer and as a teacher.
For my transcription, I have always kept foremost Bach’s original text from every point of view, while making the edition as suitable as possible for a plucked instrument. I have sought to recall the emotional language and timbre of the Baroque lute, the Prince of Instruments in Bach’s time.
In the file, you'll find a version with my fingerings, a version with the original Bach's slurs without fingerings and a copy of the original Bachian manuscript.
Here you can read the first page of the Preludes:
You can listen the whole suites in my interpretation at this link:
Here, the link to purchase the score: https://www.paolopegoraro.com/shop
Really enjoyed reading this update—there’s something special about hearing Bach through a fresh transcription, especially when it’s handled with such sensitivity and clarity. It’s fascinating how reinterpretations like this can make centuries-old compositions feel immediate and relevant again, almost like rediscovering them from a new angle. As someone who often dives into very different kinds of reading—like exploring Finance Dissertation Topics—it’s refreshing to step into a space where creativity and musical craftsmanship take center stage. The balance between respecting Bach’s original structure and introducing a personal artistic voice really stood out to me here. It also makes me appreciate how much thought and discipline goes into transcription work, which is often underestimated. Pieces like this not only preserve musical heritage…