Baroque Sheet Music: Explore the Classics of a Golden Era

Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach was probably the most famous of the Bach sons. He wrote many works for keyboard instruments, and these form the core of his compositional oeuvre. This volume is the last of H...

Bach's Six Partitas form what is presumably the most famous and challenging collection of suites in music history. Bach was aware of the weightiness of his cycle as he initially had these multi-moveme...

The ever-popular Pachelbel Canon in D has been arranged for two pianos, four hands by noted duo arranger Richard Simm. In this late intermediate-level arrangement, each pianist has an opportunity with...

Pachelbel's famous canon in a delightful, easy piano arrangement. The canon, or at least its melody, is always present, often in the bass as a kind of cantus firmus. Above the canon, three distinctive...

The famous canon over basso continuo.

At last! Pachelbel's famous Canon in a domestic edition - at a domestic price - that preserves the canonic essence of the original version. For studios, home. Easy to medium.

Each era has its own style, character and expression. So it is my concern with this series "Baroque Editions" to give suggestions for playing with vibrato and to give impulses for playing with differe...

Each era has its own style, character and expression. So it is my concern with this series "Baroque Editions" to give suggestions for playing with vibrato and to give impulses for playing with differe...

Each era has its own style, character and expression. So it is my concern with this series "Baroque Editions" to give suggestions for playing with vibrato and to give impulses for playing with differe...

Antonio Vivaldi's Concerto RV 356, Op. 3 comes from the famous collection L'Estro Armonico, which was published in 1711 and contributed significantly to his Europe-wide fame. The work impressively ill...

Antonio Vivaldi's Concerto RV 356, Op. 3 comes from the famous collection L'Estro Armonico, which was published in 1711 and contributed significantly to his Europe-wide fame. The work impressively ill...

The Sonata Quinta by Giuseppe Maria Jacchini, masterfully arranged by Colette Mourey, demonstrates the expressive richness of the Italian Baroque repertoire. The work captivates with elegant melodic l...

The Sonata Quinta by Giuseppe Maria Jacchini, masterfully arranged by Colette Mourey, demonstrates the expressive richness of the Italian Baroque repertoire. The work captivates with elegant melodic l...

The Sonata (TWV 41:H3) by Georg Philipp Telemann is one of the most remarkable works of the Baroque repertoire and combines melodic elegance with contrapuntal richness. This sonata demonstrates Telema...

The Sonata (TWV 41:H3) by Georg Philipp Telemann is one of the most remarkable works of the Baroque repertoire and combines melodic elegance with contrapuntal richness. This sonata demonstrates Telema...

The Italian Concerto (BWV 971) by Johann Sebastian Bach is one of the composer's most important works and brilliantly demonstrates his exploration of the Italian concerto style. Inspired by Vivaldi, a...

The Italian Concerto (BWV 971) by Johann Sebastian Bach is one of the composer's most important works and brilliantly demonstrates his exploration of the Italian concerto style. Inspired by Vivaldi, a...

The Sonata No. 1 by Pietro Baldassare reflects the subtle Baroque style of the early eighteenth century and combines formal clarity with expressive melody. Baldassare, who was mainly active in Germany...

The Sonata No. 1 by Pietro Baldassare reflects the subtle Baroque style of the early eighteenth century and combines formal clarity with expressive melody. Baldassare, who was mainly active in Germany...

The Concerto (S. Z799) by Alessandro Marcello was composed at the beginning of the 18th century and is one of the most important works of the Italian Baroque. It impresses with the elegance of its mus...