Bach flute sonatas

Bach flute sonatas are a highlight of the Baroque era. While not technically difficult, it's take a masterful flutist to interpret them well.

In addition, the long phrases pose a challenge from a breathing standpoint.

Partita BWV 1013 In A Minor For Solo Flute - This is a wonderful piece for solo flute, and quite often found on audition and competition lists.
1) Allemande
2) Courante
3) Sarabande
4) Bourree Anglaise

Sonata BWV 1030 In B Minor For Flute And Harpsicord
1) Andante
2) Largo e dolce
3) Presto

Sonata BWV 1031 In E Flat Major for Flute And Harpsicord
1) Allegro moderato
2) Sicilienne
3) Allegro

Sonate BWV 1033 In C Major For Flute And Continuo
1) Andante
2) Allegro
3) Adagio4) Presto

Sonata BWV 1034 In E Minor For Flute And Continuo
1) Adagio ma non tanto
2) Allegro
3) Andante
4) Allegro

Sonata BWV 1039 In G Major For 2 Flutes And Continuo
1) Adagio
2) Allegro ma non presto

Johann Sebastian Bach: Flute sonatas, volume I (The four authentic sonatas with Violoncello part) Four Authentic Sonatas - with a Violoncello Part. By Johann Sebastian Bach. Edited by H. Eppstein. Flute. Pages: Score = VII and 60 * Fl Part = 22 * Vc Part = 7. Urtext edition without fingering-paper bound. Published by G. Henle. (269) See more info...

Bach, Johann Sebastian: Flute sonatas volume II (3 Sonatas ascribed to J. S. Bach with Violoncello part) Three Sonatas attributed to J.S. Bach - with a Violoncello Part - for Flute and Piano. By Johann Sebastian Bach. Edited by Hans Eppstein. Flute. Pages: Score = VII and 34 * Fl Part = 15 * Vc Part = 3. Urtext edition without fingering-paper bound. Published by G. Henle. (328) See more info...

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