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Twelve Little Preludes

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Twelve Little Preludes (French: Douze petits Préludes; German: Zwölf kleine Praeludien), BWV 924–930, 939–942 and 999, is a 19th-century compilation of short pieces, collected from various 18th-century manuscripts written by Johann Sebastian Bach and others. Notwithstanding their diverse origin and characteristics, they were published as a set of twelve keyboard preludes by Bach in, amongst others, the 36th volume of the Bach-Gesellschaft Ausgabe (BGA).

Three of the Twelve Little Preludes performed on harpsichord by Gérard Janot:
No. 2 (BWV 939)
Prelude in C major
No. 3 (BWV 999)
Prelude in C minor
No. 5 (BWV 926)
Prelude in D minor
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Several collections of short keyboard preludes by Bach were published for didactic purposes from the 19th century. In the 20th century Ferruccio Busoni combined the Twelve Little Preludes with the Six Little Preludes, BWV 933–938 into a set of 18 little preludes.

History edit

Collections of short keyboard preludes by Johann Sebastian Bach had been around since the 18th century. For instance the Six Little Preludes, BWV 933–938 are found as a group of six in manuscripts before they were published as a set in the 19th century.[1] The Twelve Little Preludes are however a 19th-century compilation extracted from two manuscripts, the Klavierbüchlein für Wilhelm Friedemann Bach, and the composite manuscript P 804 (known as the Kellner Collection) of the Berlin State Library, both with dozens of works by various composers and written down by multiple known and unknown scribes.[2][3][4][5]

The date of origin of the pieces in the Twelve Little Preludes collection is presumed to be around the first half of the 1720s, that is the period of Bach's later years in Köthen and his first years in Leipzig, where he had become Thomaskantor in 1723. In January 1720 he had started the Klavierbüchlein (keyboard-booklet) for his eldest son Wilhelm Friedemann, who was nine years old at that time.[2]

Pieces from Wilhelm Friedemann Bach's Klavierbüchlein edit

See also: Klavierbüchlein für Wilhelm Friedemann Bach

Seven of the Twelve Little Preludes were adopted from Wilhelm Friedemann's Klavierbüchlein:[6][2][7][8]

 
BWV 929 (Menuet-Trio) in its original environment: a postlude to someone else's composition, rather than a prelude (p. 58r of Klavierbüchlein für Wilhelm Friedemann Bach)
  • BWV 924 (No. 2 in the Klavierbüchlein)[9] → Twelve Little Preludes No. 1
  • BWV 925 (No. 27 in the Klavierbüchlein)[10] → Twelve Little Preludes No. 4
  • BWV 926 (No. 4 in the Klavierbüchlein)[11] → Twelve Little Preludes No. 5
  • BWV 927 (No. 8 in the Klavierbüchlein)[12] → Twelve Little Preludes No. 8
  • BWV 928 (No. 10 in the Klavierbüchlein)[13] → Twelve Little Preludes No. 9
  • BWV 929 (No. 48e in the Klavierbüchlein)[14] → Twelve Little Preludes No. 10
  • BWV 930 (No. 9 in the Klavierbüchlein)[15] → Twelve Little Preludes No. 11

BWV 925 may have been composed by Wilhelm Friedemann (it has the number BR A 45 in the catalogue of the compositions of that composer). BWV 929 is not actually a Prelude: it is a Trio composed for a Minuet by Gottfried Heinrich Stölzel. All other pieces extracted from W. F. Bach's Klavierbüchlein are titled "Praeambulum" or "Praeludium" (both Latin expressions translated as "Prelude") in the manuscript. Together with BWV 931 and 932 (Nos. 29 and 28 in the Klavierbüchlein) this set is also known as Neun kleine Präludien aus dem Klavierbüchlein für Wilhelm Friedemann Bach (nine little preludes from the keyboard-booklet for Wilhelm Friedemann Bach).[16]

Other preludes contained in the Klavierbüchlein:[2][6][7]

  • No. 3: chorale prelude Wer nur den lieben Gott lässt walten, BWV 691 (also included in the Kirnberger Collection of chorale preludes, and as No. 11 in the 1725 Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach)
  • No. 5: chorale prelude Jesu, meine Freude, BWV 753 (unfinished)
  • Nos. 14–24: Praeludium 1–[11], BWV 846a, 847/1, 851/1, 850/1, 855a/1, 854/1, 856/1, 848/1, 849/1, 853/1 and 857/1. These are (early versions of) preludes that were adopted, in a different sequence, in the Well-Tempered Clavier Book I, Nos. 1–6 and 8–12.
  • No. 26: "Praeludium ex c♮", BWV 924a (variant version of BWV 924)
  • Nos. 32–46: Praeambulum 1–15, BWV 772, 775, 778, 779, 781, 784, 786, 785, 783, 782, 780, 777, 776, 774 and 773. These are better known, in a different sequence, as the fifteen Two-part Inventions

The first pieces entered in the Klavierbüchlein, including BWV 924 and 926, would have originated around 1720 (although at least some of it was apparently based on earlier work). Pieces were added to the manuscript until 1726.

From the Five Little Preludes edit

See also: Five Little Preludes (Bach)

In the Bach-Werke-Verzeichnis (BWV) Nos. 939–943 appear under the title "Fünf kleine Präludien" (Five Little Preludes). P 804, Fascicle 53, a manuscript by an unknown scribe, is the only 18th-century source for BWV 939–942. While this source does not mention a composer for these pieces, the attribution to Bach has been doubted.[17][18][19][20][21][3][22]

  • BWV 939 (Five Little Preludes No. 1)[18] → Twelve Little Preludes No. 2
  • BWV 940 (Five Little Preludes No. 2)[19] → Twelve Little Preludes No. 6
  • BWV 941 (Five Little Preludes No. 3)[20] → Twelve Little Preludes No. 7
  • BWV 942 (Five Little Preludes No. 4)[21] → Twelve Little Preludes No. 12

The P 804 manuscript contained these four pieces in a different order, also containing a copy of BWV 927 (which is the only direct link to J. S. Bach, and to the preludes contained in the Klavierbüchlein, for Fascicle 53): BWV 940, 941, 939, 927, 942.[3]

1726–27 is the assumed date of origin of BWV 939–942.

BWV 943 was printed after the Six Little Preludes in the BGA edition, so was never a part of the Twelve Little Preludes collection.

Prelude for Lute, BWV 999 edit

See also: Prelude in C minor, BWV 999

According to its only extant 18th-century manuscript the Prelude in C minor, BWV 999 is a piece composed for lute:[23]

  

This prelude was added as No. 3 to the Twelve Little Preludes. Its composition date is estimated as c.1717–23. Its 18th-century manuscript, Fascicle 19 of P 804, is a copy by Johann Peter Kellner, produced around the middle of the 1720s or later.[4][24][25]

Publication edit

Peters published the Twelve Little Preludes in 1843 as "Douze petits Préludes ou Exercices pour les commençans", No. 16 in their 9th volume of Bach's complete (keyboard) works, edited by Friedrich Konrad Griepenkerl.[5][26][27] Both this edition and pages 118 to 127 of Volume 36 of the Bach Gesellschaft edition, published in 1890, contained the pieces in this order:[5][28]

  1. BWV 924 – Prelude in C major (Klavierbüchlein No. 2: "Praeambulum"; Nine Little Preludes No. 1)[9][16]
  2. BWV 939 – Prelude in C major (Third item in P 804, Fascicle 53; Five Little Preludes No. 1)[18]
  3. BWV 999 – Prelude in C minor for lute[23]
  4. BWV 925 – Prelude in D major (Klavierbüchlein No. 27: "Praeludium ex d♮"; Nine Little Preludes No. 2)[10][16]
  5. BWV 926 – Prelude in D minor (Klavierbüchlein No. 4: "Praeludium"; Nine Little Preludes No. 3)[11][16]
  6. BWV 940 – Prelude in D minor (First item in P 804, Fascicle 53; Five Little Preludes No. 2)[19]
  7. BWV 941 – Prelude in E minor (Second item in P 804, Fascicle 53; Five Little Preludes No. 3)[20]
  8. BWV 927 – Prelude in F major (Klavierbüchlein No. 8: "Praeambulum"; Nine Little Preludes No. 4)[12][16]
  9. BWV 928 – Prelude in F major (Klavierbüchlein No. 10: "Praeludium"; Nine Little Preludes No. 5)[13][16]
  10. BWV 929 – Prelude in G minor (Klavierbüchlein No. 48e: Trio for a Minuet by Stölzel; Nine Little Preludes No. 6)[14][16]
  11. BWV 930 – Prelude in G minor (Klavierbüchlein No. 9: "Praeambulum"; Nine Little Preludes No. 7)[15][16]
  12. BWV 942 – Prelude in A minor (Fifth item in P 804, Fascicle 53; Five Little Preludes No. 4)[21]

Additionally, p. 221 of BGA Vol. 36 contains No. 26 of the Klavierbüchlein (BWV 924a), a variant version of BWV 924 in W. F. Bach's handwriting. It was probably part of the composition lessons he got from his father.[8][16][29]

Reception edit

Collections of Bach's Little Preludes were republished as didactical material for starting piano students, for instance at the Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles.[30]

Ferruccio Busoni combined the Twelve Little Preludes and the Six Little Preludes in a set of 18 kleine Präludien (18 Short Preludes), followed by the Fughetta, BWV 961, which were published as part of the Bach-Busoni Editions in 1916 (BV B 32).

When Wolfgang Schmieder compiled the Bach-Werke-Verzeichnis (first published in 1950) he split the Twelve Little Preludes in three BWV number ranges: BWV 924–930 for the Klavierbüchlein preludes (as part of the Nine Little Preludes, BWV 924–932), BWV 939–942 for the P 804 Fascicle 53 preludes (as part of the Five Little Preludes, BWV 939–942) and BWV 999 in the range of the works for lute (BWV 995–1000). Nonetheless, instead of following the collation of the original manuscripts for the keyboard works, he adhered to the 19th-century Twelve Little Preludes collation for both keyboard ranges and kept the "Trio" BWV 929 listed as a prelude in his catalogue.[16][17]

The 19th-century compilation set of the Twelve Little Preludes kept its presence as a collection of piano pieces in music printing and performance in the second half of the 20th century,[31][32] while other editors stayed closer to the collation in the 18th-century sources and/or that of the Bach-Werke-Verzeichnis for their presentation of Bach's short piano pieces.[33] Also in the 21st century the Twelve Little Preludes set kept repertoire.[34]

References edit

  1. ^ D-B Mus. ms. Bach P 528 and D-B Mus. ms. Bach P 540 at Bach Digital website
  2. ^ a b c d US-NHub Music Deposit 31 (Klavierbüchlein für W. F. Bach) at Bach Digital website
  3. ^ a b c D-B Mus. ms. Bach P 804, Fascicle 53 at Bach Digital website
  4. ^ a b D-B Mus. ms. Bach P 804, Fascicle 19 at Bach Digital website
  5. ^ a b c Ernst Naumann. "Vorwort" (Preface) in BGA Vol. 36 (1890), p. LX
  6. ^ a b Alfred Dörffel, editor. BGA Vol. 451 (1897), pp. 213–231
  7. ^ a b Wolfgang Plath, editor. New Bach Edition, Series V: Keyboard and Lute Works, Volume 5: Klavierbüchlein für Wilhelm Friedemann. Bärenreiter (1962, 21973, 31981).
  8. ^ a b 9 Kleine Präludien, BWV 924-932 (Bach, Johann Sebastian) at IMSLP website
  9. ^ a b BDW 01098
  10. ^ a b BDW 01100
  11. ^ a b BDW 01101
  12. ^ a b BDW 01102
  13. ^ a b BDW 01103
  14. ^ a b BDW 01104
  15. ^ a b BDW 01105
  16. ^ a b c d e f g h i j BWV2a (1998), p. 391
  17. ^ a b BWV2a (1998), p. 393
  18. ^ a b c BDW 01114
  19. ^ a b c BDW 01115
  20. ^ a b c BDW 01116
  21. ^ a b c BDW 01117
  22. ^ 5 Kleine Präludien, BWV 939-943 (Bach, Johann Sebastian) at IMSLP website
  23. ^ a b BDW 01177
  24. ^ Schulze, Hans-Joachim (1986). The Bach Compendium. Leipzig: Peter Lang. ISBN 3-87626-130-9.
  25. ^ Prelude in C minor, BWV 999 (Bach, Johann Sebastian) at IMSLP website
  26. ^ Friedrich Konrad Griepenkerl, editor. COMPOSITIONS pour le Piano-Forte sans et avec accompagnement PAR JEAN SEBASTIEN BACH: Edition nouvelle, soigneusement revue, corrigée, métronomisée et doigtée; enrichie de notes sur l'exécution et accompagnée d'une préface – Oeuvres complettes, Vol. IX. Leipzig: Peters (1843)
  27. ^ Max Schneider. "Verzeichnis der bis zum Jahre 1851 gedruckten (und der geschrieben im Handel gewesenen) Werke von Johann Sebastian Bach", pp. 84–113 in Neue Bachgesellschaft VII (3) Bach-Jahrbuch 1906 (1907), p. 98
  28. ^ Ernst Naumann, editor. BGA Vol. 36 (1890), pp. 118–127 and 221
  29. ^ BDW 01099
  30. ^ Adolphe F. Wouters [fr], editor. Petits Préludes pour les commençants pour Piano par J. S. Bach: Nouvelle Édition revue, doigtée et annotée in Répertoire du Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles. Schott Frères, [1884] (contains BWV 924, 926, 928, 930, 933, 934, 938, 939, 941 and 942)
  31. ^ Hans Bischoff (editor). Twelve Little Preludes: For Piano (Kalmus Edition). Alfred Music, 1996. ISBN 9781457472008
  32. ^ Tatiana Nikolayeva. J.S. Bach: 12 & 6 Little Preludes. Japan: Victor, 1991
  33. ^ Rudolf Steglich (editor). Johann Sebastian Bach: Little Preludes and Fughettas. G. Henle Verlag, 1975
  34. ^ "Repertoire" at Halida Dinova's website

Sources edit

  • Schulenberg, David (2013), The Keyboard Music of J.S. Bach, Routledge, pp. 169–176, ISBN 9781136091469

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Twelve Little Preludes French Douze petits Preludes German Zwolf kleine Praeludien BWV 924 930 939 942 and 999 is a 19th century compilation of short pieces collected from various 18th century manuscripts written by Johann Sebastian Bach and others Notwithstanding their diverse origin and characteristics they were published as a set of twelve keyboard preludes by Bach in amongst others the 36th volume of the Bach Gesellschaft Ausgabe BGA Three of the Twelve Little Preludes performed on harpsichord by Gerard Janot No 2 BWV 939 source source source Prelude in C majorNo 3 BWV 999 source source source source source source Prelude in C minorNo 5 BWV 926 source source source source source source Prelude in D minor Problems playing these files See media help Several collections of short keyboard preludes by Bach were published for didactic purposes from the 19th century In the 20th century Ferruccio Busoni combined the Twelve Little Preludes with the Six Little Preludes BWV 933 938 into a set of 18 little preludes Contents 1 History 1 1 Pieces from Wilhelm Friedemann Bach s Klavierbuchlein 1 2 From the Five Little Preludes 1 3 Prelude for Lute BWV 999 2 Publication 3 Reception 4 References 5 Sources 6 External linksHistory editCollections of short keyboard preludes by Johann Sebastian Bach had been around since the 18th century For instance the Six Little Preludes BWV 933 938 are found as a group of six in manuscripts before they were published as a set in the 19th century 1 The Twelve Little Preludes are however a 19th century compilation extracted from two manuscripts the Klavierbuchlein fur Wilhelm Friedemann Bach and the composite manuscript P 804 known as the Kellner Collection of the Berlin State Library both with dozens of works by various composers and written down by multiple known and unknown scribes 2 3 4 5 The date of origin of the pieces in the Twelve Little Preludes collection is presumed to be around the first half of the 1720s that is the period of Bach s later years in Kothen and his first years in Leipzig where he had become Thomaskantor in 1723 In January 1720 he had started the Klavierbuchlein keyboard booklet for his eldest son Wilhelm Friedemann who was nine years old at that time 2 Pieces from Wilhelm Friedemann Bach s Klavierbuchlein edit See also Klavierbuchlein fur Wilhelm Friedemann Bach Seven of the Twelve Little Preludes were adopted from Wilhelm Friedemann s Klavierbuchlein 6 2 7 8 nbsp BWV 929 Menuet Trio in its original environment a postlude to someone else s composition rather than a prelude p 58r of Klavierbuchlein fur Wilhelm Friedemann Bach BWV 924 No 2 in the Klavierbuchlein 9 Twelve Little Preludes No 1 BWV 925 No 27 in the Klavierbuchlein 10 Twelve Little Preludes No 4 BWV 926 No 4 in the Klavierbuchlein 11 Twelve Little Preludes No 5 BWV 927 No 8 in the Klavierbuchlein 12 Twelve Little Preludes No 8 BWV 928 No 10 in the Klavierbuchlein 13 Twelve Little Preludes No 9 BWV 929 No 48e in the Klavierbuchlein 14 Twelve Little Preludes No 10 BWV 930 No 9 in the Klavierbuchlein 15 Twelve Little Preludes No 11BWV 925 may have been composed by Wilhelm Friedemann it has the number BR A 45 in the catalogue of the compositions of that composer BWV 929 is not actually a Prelude it is a Trio composed for a Minuet by Gottfried Heinrich Stolzel All other pieces extracted from W F Bach s Klavierbuchlein are titled Praeambulum or Praeludium both Latin expressions translated as Prelude in the manuscript Together with BWV 931 and 932 Nos 29 and 28 in the Klavierbuchlein this set is also known as Neun kleine Praludien aus dem Klavierbuchlein fur Wilhelm Friedemann Bach nine little preludes from the keyboard booklet for Wilhelm Friedemann Bach 16 Other preludes contained in the Klavierbuchlein 2 6 7 No 3 chorale prelude Wer nur den lieben Gott lasst walten BWV 691 also included in the Kirnberger Collection of chorale preludes and as No 11 in the 1725 Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach No 5 chorale prelude Jesu meine Freude BWV 753 unfinished Nos 14 24 Praeludium 1 11 BWV 846a 847 1 851 1 850 1 855a 1 854 1 856 1 848 1 849 1 853 1 and 857 1 These are early versions of preludes that were adopted in a different sequence in the Well Tempered Clavier Book I Nos 1 6 and 8 12 No 26 Praeludium ex c BWV 924a variant version of BWV 924 Nos 32 46 Praeambulum 1 15 BWV 772 775 778 779 781 784 786 785 783 782 780 777 776 774 and 773 These are better known in a different sequence as the fifteen Two part InventionsThe first pieces entered in the Klavierbuchlein including BWV 924 and 926 would have originated around 1720 although at least some of it was apparently based on earlier work Pieces were added to the manuscript until 1726 From the Five Little Preludes edit See also Five Little Preludes Bach In the Bach Werke Verzeichnis BWV Nos 939 943 appear under the title Funf kleine Praludien Five Little Preludes P 804 Fascicle 53 a manuscript by an unknown scribe is the only 18th century source for BWV 939 942 While this source does not mention a composer for these pieces the attribution to Bach has been doubted 17 18 19 20 21 3 22 BWV 939 Five Little Preludes No 1 18 Twelve Little Preludes No 2 BWV 940 Five Little Preludes No 2 19 Twelve Little Preludes No 6 BWV 941 Five Little Preludes No 3 20 Twelve Little Preludes No 7 BWV 942 Five Little Preludes No 4 21 Twelve Little Preludes No 12The P 804 manuscript contained these four pieces in a different order also containing a copy of BWV 927 which is the only direct link to J S Bach and to the preludes contained in the Klavierbuchlein for Fascicle 53 BWV 940 941 939 927 942 3 1726 27 is the assumed date of origin of BWV 939 942 BWV 943 was printed after the Six Little Preludes in the BGA edition so was never a part of the Twelve Little Preludes collection Prelude for Lute BWV 999 edit See also Prelude in C minor BWV 999 According to its only extant 18th century manuscript the Prelude in C minor BWV 999 is a piece composed for lute 23 nbsp nbsp This prelude was added as No 3 to the Twelve Little Preludes Its composition date is estimated as c 1717 23 Its 18th century manuscript Fascicle 19 of P 804 is a copy by Johann Peter Kellner produced around the middle of the 1720s or later 4 24 25 Publication editPeters published the Twelve Little Preludes in 1843 as Douze petits Preludes ou Exercices pour les commencans No 16 in their 9th volume of Bach s complete keyboard works edited by Friedrich Konrad Griepenkerl 5 26 27 Both this edition and pages 118 to 127 of Volume 36 of the Bach Gesellschaft edition published in 1890 contained the pieces in this order 5 28 BWV 924 Prelude in C major Klavierbuchlein No 2 Praeambulum Nine Little Preludes No 1 9 16 BWV 939 Prelude in C major Third item in P 804 Fascicle 53 Five Little Preludes No 1 18 BWV 999 Prelude in C minor for lute 23 BWV 925 Prelude in D major Klavierbuchlein No 27 Praeludium ex d Nine Little Preludes No 2 10 16 BWV 926 Prelude in D minor Klavierbuchlein No 4 Praeludium Nine Little Preludes No 3 11 16 BWV 940 Prelude in D minor First item in P 804 Fascicle 53 Five Little Preludes No 2 19 BWV 941 Prelude in E minor Second item in P 804 Fascicle 53 Five Little Preludes No 3 20 BWV 927 Prelude in F major Klavierbuchlein No 8 Praeambulum Nine Little Preludes No 4 12 16 BWV 928 Prelude in F major Klavierbuchlein No 10 Praeludium Nine Little Preludes No 5 13 16 BWV 929 Prelude in G minor Klavierbuchlein No 48e Trio for a Minuet by Stolzel Nine Little Preludes No 6 14 16 BWV 930 Prelude in G minor Klavierbuchlein No 9 Praeambulum Nine Little Preludes No 7 15 16 BWV 942 Prelude in A minor Fifth item in P 804 Fascicle 53 Five Little Preludes No 4 21 Additionally p 221 of BGA Vol 36 contains No 26 of the Klavierbuchlein BWV 924a a variant version of BWV 924 in W F Bach s handwriting It was probably part of the composition lessons he got from his father 8 16 29 Reception editCollections of Bach s Little Preludes were republished as didactical material for starting piano students for instance at the Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles 30 Ferruccio Busoni combined the Twelve Little Preludes and the Six Little Preludes in a set of 18 kleine Praludien 18 Short Preludes followed by the Fughetta BWV 961 which were published as part of the Bach Busoni Editions in 1916 BV B 32 When Wolfgang Schmieder compiled the Bach Werke Verzeichnis first published in 1950 he split the Twelve Little Preludes in three BWV number ranges BWV 924 930 for the Klavierbuchlein preludes as part of the Nine Little Preludes BWV 924 932 BWV 939 942 for the P 804 Fascicle 53 preludes as part of the Five Little Preludes BWV 939 942 and BWV 999 in the range of the works for lute BWV 995 1000 Nonetheless instead of following the collation of the original manuscripts for the keyboard works he adhered to the 19th century Twelve Little Preludes collation for both keyboard ranges and kept the Trio BWV 929 listed as a prelude in his catalogue 16 17 The 19th century compilation set of the Twelve Little Preludes kept its presence as a collection of piano pieces in music printing and performance in the second half of the 20th century 31 32 while other editors stayed closer to the collation in the 18th century sources and or that of the Bach Werke Verzeichnis for their presentation of Bach s short piano pieces 33 Also in the 21st century the Twelve Little Preludes set kept repertoire 34 References edit D B Mus ms Bach P 528 and D B Mus ms Bach P 540 at Bach Digital website a b c d US NHub Music Deposit 31 Klavierbuchlein fur W F Bach at Bach Digital website a b c D B Mus ms Bach P 804 Fascicle 53 at Bach Digital website a b D B Mus ms Bach P 804 Fascicle 19 at Bach Digital website a b c Ernst Naumann Vorwort Preface in BGA Vol 36 1890 p LX a b Alfred Dorffel editor BGA Vol 451 1897 pp 213 231 a b Wolfgang Plath editor New Bach Edition Series V Keyboard and Lute Works Volume 5 Klavierbuchlein fur Wilhelm Friedemann Barenreiter 1962 21973 31981 a b 9 Kleine Praludien BWV 924 932 Bach Johann Sebastian at IMSLP website a b BDW 01098 a b BDW 01100 a b BDW 01101 a b BDW 01102 a b BDW 01103 a b BDW 01104 a b BDW 01105 a b c d e f g h i j BWV2a 1998 p 391 a b BWV2a 1998 p 393 a b c BDW 01114 a b c BDW 01115 a b c BDW 01116 a b c BDW 01117 5 Kleine Praludien BWV 939 943 Bach Johann Sebastian at IMSLP website a b BDW 01177 Schulze Hans Joachim 1986 The Bach Compendium Leipzig Peter Lang ISBN 3 87626 130 9 Prelude in C minor BWV 999 Bach Johann Sebastian at IMSLP website Friedrich Konrad Griepenkerl editor COMPOSITIONS pour le Piano Forte sans et avec accompagnement PAR JEAN SEBASTIEN BACH Edition nouvelle soigneusement revue corrigee metronomisee et doigtee enrichie de notes sur l execution et accompagnee d une preface Oeuvres complettes Vol IX Leipzig Peters 1843 Max Schneider Verzeichnis der bis zum Jahre 1851 gedruckten und der geschrieben im Handel gewesenen Werke von Johann Sebastian Bach pp 84 113 in Neue Bachgesellschaft VII 3 Bach Jahrbuch 1906 1907 p 98 Ernst Naumann editor BGA Vol 36 1890 pp 118 127 and 221 BDW 01099 Adolphe F Wouters fr editor Petits Preludes pour les commencants pour Piano par J S Bach Nouvelle Edition revue doigtee et annotee in Repertoire du Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles Schott Freres 1884 contains BWV 924 926 928 930 933 934 938 939 941 and 942 Hans Bischoff editor Twelve Little Preludes For Piano Kalmus Edition Alfred Music 1996 ISBN 9781457472008 Tatiana Nikolayeva J S Bach 12 amp 6 Little Preludes Japan Victor 1991 Rudolf Steglich editor Johann Sebastian Bach Little Preludes and Fughettas G Henle Verlag 1975 Repertoire at Halida Dinova s websiteSources editSchulenberg David 2013 The Keyboard Music of J S Bach Routledge pp 169 176 ISBN 9781136091469External links edit nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to Twelve Little Preludes 9 Kleine Praludien BWV 924 932 5 Kleine Praludien BWV 939 943 Prelude in C minor BWV 999 Scores at the International Music Score Library Project MIDI files 12 Little 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