Johann Sebastian Bach: Leichte Noten

A new and welcome treatment of one of Bach's most memorable works. Sensitively arranged for young orchestra, the gentle essence of Bach's original aria is maintained while all the sections of the orch...

This outstanding arrangement by Eugene Mitchell is the perfect way to expose your students to the wonderful world of Bach at an easy grade level

The albums in Forsyths Silhouette Series are widely acknowledged to provide as some of the finest piano arrangements of the works of the great composers available to the player of intermediate ability...

Richard Meyer hat den berühmten ersten Satz aus Bachs Brandenburgischem Konzert Nr. 5 in eine leichte und gekürzte Bearbeitung verwandelt, die dem Original klanglich in nichts nachsteht.

Richard Meyer hat den berühmten ersten Satz aus Bachs Brandenburgischem Konzert Nr. 5 in eine leichte und gekürzte Bearbeitung verwandelt, die dem Original klanglich in nichts nachsteht.

Imagine, if you will, if Bach decided to infuse popular Christmas carols into the fabric of his famous Brandenburg Concerto No. 3. That is the idea behind this arrangement, to seamlessly meld together...

These charming minuets in 3/4 time are perfect for developing good intonation, rhythm, bowing and musical expression skills. Some easy contrapuntal textures will familiarize students with the Baroque...

These popular Bach Minuets are perfect for the development of intonation, rhythm, bowing and dynamics. Some easy contrapuntal textures are an excellent introduction to the Baroque style. Great materia...

Transcription: Jean-Marie Depelsenaire

These two pieces from the Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach have been a favorite of keyboard players for centuries. This skillful arrangement finally brings these great classics well within the reach o...

These two pieces from the Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach have been a favorite of keyboard players for centuries. This skillful arrangement finally brings these great classics well within the reach o...

Richard Meyer hat den berühmten ersten Satz aus Bachs Brandenburgischem Konzert Nr. 5 in eine leichte und gekürzte Bearbeitung verwandelt, die dem Original klanglich in nichts nachsteht.