Johann Sebastian Bach
Concertos
About Johann Sebastian Bach's Concertos
Bach’s concertos for keyboard instruments are among the first such works ever written. From 1729 to 1741 the composer was director of the Collegium musicum in Leipzig, a musical society founded by Telemann, often giving concerts at Zimmermann´s coffee-house.
It was for occasions such as these that Bach produced his harpsichord concertos.
There are concertos for one, two, three or four harpsichords; many of them are thought to be arrangements of earlier concertos for other instruments.
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Preview | Title | Key | Year | Level |
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Keyboard Concerto BWV 1052 | D Minor | 1738 | 8+ | |
Keyboard Concerto BWV 1053 | E Major | 1738 | 8+ | |
Keyboard Concerto BWV 1054 | D Major | 1738 | 8 | |
Keyboard Concerto BWV 1055 | A Major | 1738 | 8 | |
Keyboard Concerto BWV 1056 | F Minor | 1738 | 8 | |
Keyboard Concerto BWV 1057 | F Major | 1738 | 8+ | |
Keyboard Concerto BWV 1058 | G Minor | 1738 | 8 | |
Concerto - for two keyboards BWV 1060 | C Minor | 1745 | 8 | |
Concerto - for two keyboards BWV 1061 | C Major | 1734 | 8 | |
Concerto - for two keyboards BWV 1062 | C Minor | 1736 | 8 | |
Concerto - for three keyboards BWV 1063 | D Minor | 1745 | 8+ | |
Concerto - for three keyboards BWV 1064 | C Major | 1745 | 8+ | |
Concerto - for four keyboards BWV 1065 | A Minor | 1730 | 8+ |