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This is the third volume in an on-going series of books surveying the choral-orchestral repertoire. In this study, Green reviews Bach''s entire oeuvre, including the more than two hundred works that are rarely performed and therefore rarely discussed. All Bach''s works from BWV1 to BWV249 are analyzed, making this volume one of the most useful handbooks on this repertoire. Green reviews each work in great detail, providing information such as an instrumentation list, performance times, publishers, availability of materials, manuscript location (when possible), the hand of the copyist(s), text sources, a discography, and bibliographies specific to each composition. Most importantly, for each work there is a detailed description of the performance issues within the score. This includes evaluations of each solo vocal role, an evaluation of the choral and orchestral parts, along with an estimation of their respective difficulties. There are a number of indexes that provide brief biogra

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The information presented is extremely useful, clearly and consistently presented. It is easy to read, concise, and serves the purpose of providing a thumbnail sketch of each work...This publication represents an enormous amount of detailed information that saves the choral conductor time in equal proportion. There is no need to consult multiple sources to get complete information about any of the works, and for those seeking further musicological or contextual information, Green provides an excellent bibliography at the end of the book. All choral conductors, whether experienced or novice, should add this book to their libraries as an essential reference tool. * Choral Journal *
The book is suitable for all music libraries and for libraries of churches with serious choral resources. * American Reference Books Annual *
In sum, it is an excellent reference book written for non-professional conductors who are eagerly looking for a piece by Bach suitable for their performing groups... -- Yo Tomita, School of Music, Queen's University of Belfast * Bach Bibliography *

A Conductors Guide to the ChoralOrchestral Works

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      Publisher: Scarecrow Press
      Publication Date: 2/16/2000 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780810837331, 978-0810837331
      ISBN10: 0810837331

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      This is the third volume in an on-going series of books surveying the choral-orchestral repertoire. In this study, Green reviews Bach''s entire oeuvre, including the more than two hundred works that are rarely performed and therefore rarely discussed. All Bach''s works from BWV1 to BWV249 are analyzed, making this volume one of the most useful handbooks on this repertoire. Green reviews each work in great detail, providing information such as an instrumentation list, performance times, publishers, availability of materials, manuscript location (when possible), the hand of the copyist(s), text sources, a discography, and bibliographies specific to each composition. Most importantly, for each work there is a detailed description of the performance issues within the score. This includes evaluations of each solo vocal role, an evaluation of the choral and orchestral parts, along with an estimation of their respective difficulties. There are a number of indexes that provide brief biogra

      Trade Review
      The information presented is extremely useful, clearly and consistently presented. It is easy to read, concise, and serves the purpose of providing a thumbnail sketch of each work...This publication represents an enormous amount of detailed information that saves the choral conductor time in equal proportion. There is no need to consult multiple sources to get complete information about any of the works, and for those seeking further musicological or contextual information, Green provides an excellent bibliography at the end of the book. All choral conductors, whether experienced or novice, should add this book to their libraries as an essential reference tool. * Choral Journal *
      The book is suitable for all music libraries and for libraries of churches with serious choral resources. * American Reference Books Annual *
      In sum, it is an excellent reference book written for non-professional conductors who are eagerly looking for a piece by Bach suitable for their performing groups... -- Yo Tomita, School of Music, Queen's University of Belfast * Bach Bibliography *

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