Description

The world-famous pianist András Schiff, a most familiar name to Bach fans on account of his complete recordings of Bach’s piano works, has provided fingerings for both parts of the Well-Tempered Clavier. He discusses aspects of performance practice in a detailed preface. The basis for the musical text was Henle’s revised edition of Part I published in 1997 and Yo Tomita’s brand new revision of Part II (spring 2007). The eminent Bach scholar Tomita discusses the complicated source situation of Part II in an extensive preface. A detailed commentary rounds off the edition.

Contents:

1. Pr?ludium C-dur BWV 870
2. Fuge C-dur BWV 870
3. Pr?ludium c-moll BWV 871
4. Fuge c-moll BWV 871
5. Pr?ludium Cis-dur BWV 872
6. Fuge Cis-dur BWV 872
7. Pr?ludium cis-moll BWV 873
8. Fuge cis-moll BWV 873
9. Pr?ludium D-dur BWV 874
10. Fuge D-dur BWV 874
11. Pr?ludium d-moll BWV 875
12. Fuge d-moll BWV 875
13. Pr?ludium Es-dur BWV 876
14. Fuge Es-dur BWV 876
15. Pr?ludium dis-moll BWV 877
16. Fuge dis-moll BWV 877
17. Pr?ludium E-dur BWV 878
18. Fuge E-dur BWV 878
19. Pr?ludium e-moll BWV 879
20. Fuge e-moll BWV 879
21. Pr?ludium F-dur BWV 880
22. Fuge F-dur BWV 880
23. Pr?ludium f-moll BWV 881
24. Fuge f-moll BWV 881
25. Pr?ludium Fis-dur BWV 882
26. Fuge Fis-dur BWV 882
27. Pr?ludium fis-moll BWV 883
28. Fuge fis-moll BWV 883
29. Pr?ludium G-dur BWV 884
30. Fuge G-dur BWV 884
31. Pr?ludium g-moll BWV 885
32. Fuge g-moll BWV 885
33. Pr?ludium As-dur BWV 886
34. Fuge As-dur BWV 886
35. Pr?ludium gis-moll BWV 887
36. Fuge gis-moll BWV 887
37. Pr?ludium A-dur BWV 888
38. Fuge A-dur BWV 888
39. Pr?ludium a-moll BWV 889
40. Fuge a-moll BWV 889
41. Pr?ludium B-dur BWV 890
42. Fuge B-dur BWV 890
43. Pr?ludium b-moll BWV 891
44. Fuge b-moll BWV 891
45. Pr?ludium H-dur BWV 892
46. Fuge H-dur BWV 892
47. Pr?ludium h-moll BWV 893
48. Fuge h-moll BWV 893