J.C. Bach: E-flat Major Concerto for Bassoon and Orchestra Piano Score EditionProduct DetailsProduct Type:Piano Score (Vocal/Instrumental Reduction)Title:Concerto in E flat major for bassoon and orchestraComposer:Johann Christian BachEditor:Zszkaliczky TamsPublisher:Editio Musica Budapest ZenemkiadISMN:979-0080084922Item Number:8492Genre:Classical / Wind ConcertoSetting:Bassoon and Piano (Reduction)Key:E-flat MajorYear Published:1979OverviewSecure this essential piano reduction of Johann Christian Bach’s charmingConcerto in E-flat Majorfor bassoon and orchestra. As a key composer of the Galant and early Classical eras, J.C. Bach imbued his wind concertos with graceful melodies and technical brilliance, making this a beloved piece in the bassoon repertoire. This edition, expertly prepared by Tams Zszkaliczky and published by Editio Musica Budapest, contains the solo bassoon part alongside a clear and playable piano reduction of the orchestral score. It is the perfect volume for students and professional bassoonists for practice, audition preparation, and recital performance with an accompanist.ttekints (Hungarian Overview)Szerezze be Johann Christian Bach elbvlEsz-dr Fagottversenynekelengedhetetlen zongorakivonatt. A galns s korai klasszikus korszak egyik kulcsfontossg zeneszerzjeknt J.C. Bach fvs versenymveit kecses dallamokkal s technikai ragyogssal itatta t, gy ez a darab a fagott repertor kedvelt rsze. Ez a Tams Zszkaliczky ltal szakrt mdon elksztett, az Editio Musica Budapest ltal kiadott kotta tartalmazza a szl fagott szlamot, valamint a zenekari partitra tiszta s jtszhat zongorakivonatt. Tkletes kiadvny dikok s hivatsos fagottosok szmra gyakorlshoz, meghallgatsi felkszlshez s zongoraksrettel trtn koncerteladshoz.Product FeaturesFormat:Large Format (23 x 30.2 cm), Paperback Easy to read during performance.Length:48 pagesWeight:$0.175 ext{ kg}$Instrumentation:Solo Bassoon part with Piano Reduction of the Orchestra.Setting:Concerto (Bassoon and Piano)Period:ClassicPublication Date:March 1979Interesting FactsThe Pioneer of the Concerto:J.C. Bach, the youngest son of J.S. Bach, was instrumental in developing the Classical concerto form. His works, particularly those written during his time in London, moved away from Baroque counterpoint towards clear structure, appealing melodies, and theEmpfindsamer Stil(Sensitive Style).Bassoons Voice:While the bassoon often served as a continuo instrument in the Baroque era, J.C. Bach, along with other Classical masters, elevated it to a solo instrument, treating its sound with lyrical dignity and demanding a sophisticated level of virtuosity.The Editor’s Contribution:Tams Zszkaliczky is known for his work in creating reliable, performance-focused editions of Hungarian and European classical music, ensuring this score is both historically authentic and practical for contemporary musicians.rdekessgek (Hungarian Interesting Facts)A versenym ttrje:J.C. Bach, J.S. Bach legfiatalabb fia, kulcsszerepet jtszott a klasszikus versenym forma kialaktsban. Mvei, klnsen a londoni idszaka alatt rottak, elfordultak a barokk ellenponttl a tiszta szerkezet, a vonz dallamok s azEmpfindsamer Stil(rzkeny stlus) fel.A fagott hangja:Mg a fagott gyakran continu hangszerknt szolglt a barokk korban, J.C. Bach, ms klasszikus mesterekkel egytt, szlhangszerr emelte, lrai mltsggal kezelte hangjt s kifinomult virtuozitst kvetelt meg.A szerkeszt hozzjrulsa:Zszkaliczky Tams arrl ismert, hogy megbzhat, elads-kzpont kiadsokat kszt magyar s eurpai klasszikus zenkbl, biztostva, hogy ez a kotta egyszerre legyen trtnelmileg hiteles s gyakorlatias a kortrs zenszek szmra.Movement Listing(Typical structure for a J.C. Bach concerto)AllegroAndante