Johann Sebastian Bach scores

The essentials of the repertoire

Three Sonatas and three Partitas for Solo Violin BWV 1001-1006 - J.S. Bach

Ideal version for marimba interpretation.

JS Bach’s cycle of three sonatas and three partitas for unaccompanied violin represents an uncontested point of culmination in western music for the violin and today for marimba.

The essentials of the repertoire

Six Suites for Violoncello solo BWV 1007-1012 - J.S. Bach

Ideal version for marimba interpretation.

The six suites for solo cello by JS Bach are considered as the essential classics of the repertoire of this instrument and today the marimba. Bach highlights all the polyphonic possibilities of the instrument.

The Art of Fugue BWV 1080 - J.S. Bach

Bach wrote his "Art of Fugue" in score and probably regarded it as an art book in contrapuntal guise.

Jean-Sébastien Bach

Transcription by Quatuor Beat for two vibraphones and two marimbas.

Johann Sebastian Bach.

Johann Sebastian Bach.

Johann Sebastian Bach.

Johann Sebastian Bach.

Johann Sebastian Bach.

Transcription by Daniel Sauvage for three percussion Keyboards :

Xylophone, vibraphone and marimba.

Johann Sebastian Bach.

Transcription : John Hearth for two vibraphones and two marimbas.

From "Sämtliche Toccaten" für Klavier.

Johann Sebastian Bach.

Sheet music for percussion ensemble trio.

From "Sämtliche Toccaten" für Klavier (Cembalo). Transcription: John Hearth for vibraphone and two marimbas.

Jean-Sébastien Bach.

Sheet music for four percussion keyboards.

From "Sämtliche Toccaten" für Klavier (Cembalo). Transcription John Hearth, for 2 vibraphones and 2 marimbas.