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ORGAN
Organ – Composers
Alain, Jehan
(1911–1940)
Complete Organ Works
Urtext / Ed. H. Schauerte-
Maubouet
Volume I
Works published or intended
for publication during the
composer’s lifetime
☞ BA 8428
Volume II
Posthumous Works
Fantasias, short dances and
marginalia
☞ BA 8429
Volume III
Posthumous Works
Suite, Intermezzo, Trois danses
☞ BA 8430
• First authoritative Urtext
edition of the Complete
Organ Works
• Informative foreword
(Fr/Eng/Ger) and a critical
commentary (Eng) to each
volume
No distribution rights for the
USA, France and Spain.
Bach, Johann Christoph
(1642–1703)
44 Chorales for Preambulating
Ed. M. Fischer
☞ BA 285
Bach, Johann Sebastian
(1685–1750)
Eight Short Preludes and
Fugues formerly attributed to
J. S. Bach BWV 553-560
Urtext / Ed. A. Dürr
☞ BA 6497
Organ Chorales from the
Rudorff Collection formerly
attributed to J. S. Bach
First edition. Ed. F. Haselböck
☞ BA 5169
Orgelbüchlein and other little
Chorale Preludes BWV 599-
644; BWV 706, 709, 738.
49 Organ Chorales by J. S. Bach
and other old masters.
Ed. H. Keller
☞ BA 145
Complete Organ Works
in 11 Volumes
☞ BA 5279 page 39
NEW 2018
Volume 1
Little Organ Book / Six
Chorales “von verschiedener
Art” (Schübler Chorales) /
Chorale Partitas
Urtext / Ed. H. H. Löhlein /
New revised edition
by C. Blanken
☞ BA 5261
Volume 1 of Bach’s organ
music presents some of the
most frequently played organ
pieces altogether. Here they
appear in a new engraving
based on the “New Bach
Edition” (NBA).
This updated edition takes
into account the latest
findings of Bach scholarship:
Thus, for example, a newlydiscovered
copy of the
first edition containing
inscriptions in Bach’s own
hand could be incorporated
into the musical text of the
Schübler Chorales.
For the Orgel-Büchlein,
Bach’s autograph manuscript
remains the principal source.
Yet a glance at its early
dissemination among his
pupils reveals an abundance
of readings that give
interested organists insights
into how perhaps Bach’s most
famous collection was played
at that time.
No autograph manuscripts
survive regarding the early
chorale partitas. The Foreword
helps to solve the ‘riddle’
of how these partitas were
handed down.
Links to major sources have
been provided in collaboration
with the Bach Archive Leipzig
and its “Bach digital” database.
These links are checked for
their validity on a regular basis.
• Complete new engraving
• New detailed Foreword by
Christine Blanken (Ger/Eng)
• Links to relevant sources
in “Bach digital”
Volume 2
The Organ Chorale Preludes
from the Leipzig autograph
BWV 651-668 / BWV 769
Urtext / Ed. H. Klotz
☞ BA 5172
Volume 3
Miscellaneous Chorales
BWV 690, 691, 694-701, 703,
704, 706, 709-715, 717, 718, 720-
722, 722 a , 724-738, 729 a , 732 a ,
735 a , 738 a , 741
Urtext / Ed. H. Klotz
☞ BA 5173
Volume 4
Clavier Übung, Part three
Prelude and Fugue in E-flat maj
BWV 552 / 21 Chorale settings
BWV 669-689 (“Organ Mass”) /
Four Duets BWV 802-805
Urtext / Ed. M. Tessmer /
New revised edition by C. Wolff
☞ BA 5264
• With links to the relevant
sources in “Bach digital”
• With a new detailed
Foreword (Ger/Eng) by
C. Wolff
• Newly engraved and with
improved page turns
• Integration of altered
readings into the musical
text
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