I am comparing transcriptions of BWV 1001 for a Soundboard article. So far I
have Alfonso, Koontz, Dussault, Mourat, and Wensiecki. Any others
recommended? Source?

Richard Yates

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Walter Despalj/Chanterelle, Manuel Barrueco/Schott.

Others: Tárrega, Schinina/Suvini Zerboni(?), Franceries, Holzman,
Mikulka, Yamashita, Borghese, Ragossnig, Scheit.

Some of these may be foofoo. ;-)

SD

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Sorry, Richard, what is a fufue and how many fufues did Bach write?

Bye ;)

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Hi Richard-

Mine, but not published, at least so far, and anyway, it's for 8-string
guitar.

I have been spending the summer organizing all my Bach arrangements,
most of which needed to be put into the computer. For 27 years I've
been playing a version of BWV 1000 that was mostly 1000, and a little
bit from the 1001 fugue (for those that don't know the difference
between the two, BWV 1001 is the Sonata #1 in G minor for Violin
Unaccompanied, the second movement being a Fuga; BWV 1000 is a lute
arrangement of this fugue, not done by Bach but probably by a lutanist
friend of his, Johann Christian Weyrauch).

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Fritz Yöde (1921), Anton Stingl, Vladimir Sazonov (For the Russian
seven-string guitar, in g minor of course.)

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Robert Brojer, Hermann Schneider Musikverlag, Vienna

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