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Title page of the 1805 edition of the Kyrie–Gloria Mass for double choir, BWV Anh. 167 – at that moment attributed to Johann Sebastian Bach.

BWV Anh., abbreviation of Bach-Werke-Verzeichnis Anhang (German for Bach works catalogue annex), is a list of lost, doubtful, and spurious compositions by, or once attributed to, Johann Sebastian Bach.

Contents

History

First edition of the Bach-Werke-Verzeichnis (1950)

In 1950 the Bach-Werke-Verzeichnis was published, allocating a unique number to every known composition by Bach. Wolfgang Schmieder, the editor of that catalogue, grouped the compositions by genre, largely following the 19th-century Bach-Gesellschaft (BG) edition for the collation (e.g. BG cantata number = BWV number of the cantata): [2]

  1. Kantaten (Cantatas), BWV 1–224
  2. Motetten (Motets), BWV 225–231
  3. Messen, Messensätze, Magnificat (Masses, Mass movements, Magnificat), BWV 232–243
  4. Passionen, Oratorien (Passions, Oratorios), BWV 244–249
  5. Vierstimmige Choräle (Four-part chorales), BWV 250–438
  6. Lieder, Arien, Quodlibet (Songs, Arias and Quodlibet), BWV 439–524
  7. Werke für Orgel (Works for organ), BWV 525–771
  8. Werke für Klavier (Keyboard compositions), BWV 772–994
  9. Werke für Laute (Lute compositions), BWV 995–1000
  10. Kammermusik (Chamber music), BWV 1001–1040
  11. Orchesterwerke (Works for orchestra), BWV 1041–1071, originally in two separate chapters: Concertos (BWV 1041–1065) and Overtures (BWV 1066–1071)
  12. Kanons (Canons), BWV 1072–1078
  13. Musikalisches Opfer, Kunst der Fuge (Musical Offering, Art of the Fugue), BWV 1079–1080

The Anhang of the BWV listed works that were not suitable for the main catalogue, in three sections:

Within each section of the Anhang the works are sorted by genre, following the same sequence of genres as the main catalogue.

Second edition of the Bach-Werke-Verzeichnis (1990 and 1998)

Schmieder published the BWV's second edition in 1990, with some modifications regarding authenticity discriminations, and more works added to the main catalogue and the Anhang. A strict numerical collation was abandoned to insert additions, or when for another reason compositions were regrouped. Authenticity discriminations, based on new research, could lead to such repositionings within the catalogue, e.g. " BWV Anh. II 114 " became "BWV Anh. 114 / Anh. III 183→" indicating it was now considered a spurious work. [3]

In 1998 Alfred Dürr and Yoshitake Kobayashi published a small edition of the catalogue, based on the 1990 second edition. This edition, known as BWV2a, contained a few further updates and collation rearrangements. [4]

New additions (Nachträge) to BWV2/BWV2a included:

A few exceptions to the principle that compositions weren't renumbered were when a composition from the Anhang could be recovered and/or authenticated as Bach's, so that it deserved a place in the main catalogue, in which case it was given a number above 1080. So, for example, BWV Anh. 205 (BWV2) → BWV 1121 (BWV2a, where it is in section 7 as a work for organ). [5]

Other renumberings and additional numbers involved alternative or earlier versions of basically the same composition, which were indicated by adding a lower case letter to the BWV number. For example, BWV Anh. 198 was renumbered to BWV 149/1a (earlier abandoned version of the opening movement of Cantata BWV 149)

Slashes indicate movements: e.g. BWV 149/1 indicates the first movement of the Cantata BWV 149. Another example: the Agnus Dei of the Mass in B minor can be indicated as BWV 232/22 (22nd movement of the composition), or alternatively as BWV 232IV/4 (BWV 232, fourth movement of Part IV).

Bachs Notenbibliothek (1992)

Kirsten Beißwenger  [ scores ] published Bachs Notenbibliothek (BNB) in 1992. As a compendium of works in Bach's musical library, it listed as well Bach's own compositions, as works by other composers of which Bach owned a copy. Several compositions of this latter group are listed in the BWV Anh. (mostly Anh. III). For example, the Kyrie–Gloria Mass for double choir, BWV Anh. 167, is listed as BNB I/An/3 in Beißwenger's catalogue. [6] [7]

21st century

As of mid-2018 the Bach Digital website started to implement the new numbers of the next edition of the Bach-Werke-Verzeichnis. The editors of this third edition of the Bach-Werke-Verzeichnis (projected to be published in 2020) recognise that the BWV Anh. has become largely unworkable, calling for a new approach. [8]

List

Legend

Legend to the table
columncontent
01BWV Bach-Werke-Verzeichnis (lit.'Bach-works-catalogue'; BWV) numbers. Anhang (Annex; Anh.) numbers are indicated as follows:
  • preceded by I: in Anh. I (lost works) of BWV1 (1950 first edition of the BWV)
  • preceded by II: in Anh. II (doubtful works) of BWV1
  • preceded by III: in Anh. III (spurious works) of BWV1
  • preceded by N: new Anh. numbers in BWV2 (1990) and/or BWV2a (1998)
022aSection in which the composition appears in BWV2a:
  • Chapters of the main catalogue indicated by Arabic numerals (1-13)
  • Anh. sections indicated by Roman numerals (I–III)
  • Reconstructions published in the NBE indicated by "R"
03DateDate associated with the completion of the listed version of the composition. Exact dates (e.g. for most cantatas) usually indicate the assumed date of first (public) performance. When the date is followed by an abbreviation in brackets (e.g. JSB for Johann Sebastian Bach) it indicates the date of that person's involvement with the composition as composer, scribe or publisher.
04NameName of the composition: if the composition is known by a German incipit, that German name is preceded by the composition type (e.g. cantata, chorale prelude, motet, ...)
05Key Key of the composition
06ScoringSee scoring table below for the abbreviations used in this column
07BG Bach Gesellschaft-Ausgabe (BG edition; BGA): numbers before the colon indicate the volume in that edition. After the colon an Arabic numeral indicates the page number where the score of the composition begins, while a Roman numeral indicates a description of the composition in the Vorwort (Preface) of the volume. [9]
08NBE New Bach Edition (German: Neue Bach-Ausgabe, NBA): Roman numerals for the series, followed by a slash, and the volume number in Arabic numerals. A page number, after a colon, refers to the "Score" part of the volume. Without such page number, the composition is only described in the "Critical Commentary" part of the volume. The volumes group Bach's compositions by genre: [10]
  1. Cantatas (Vol. 1–34: church cantatas grouped by occasion; Vol. 35–40: secular cantatas; Vol. 41: Varia)
  2. Masses, Passions, Oratorios (12 volumes)
  3. Motets, Chorales, Lieder (4 volumes)
  4. Organ Works (11 volumes)
  5. Keyboard and Lute Works (14 volumes)
  6. Chamber Music (5 volumes)
  7. Orchestral Works (7 volumes)
  8. Canons, Musical Offering, Art of Fugue (3 volumes)
  9. Addenda (approximately 7 volumes)
09Additional infomay include:
  • "after" – indicating a model for the composition
  • "by" – indicating the composer of the composition (if different from Johann Sebastian Bach)
  • "in" – indicating the oldest known source for the composition
  • " pasticcio " – indicating a composition with parts of different origin
  • "see" – composition renumbered in a later edition of the BWV
  • "text" – by text author, or, in source

Provenance of standard texts and tunes, such as Lutheran hymns and their chorale melodies, Latin liturgical texts (e.g. Magnificat) and common tunes (e.g. Folia), are not usually indicated in this column. For an overview of such resources used by Bach, see individual composition articles, and overviews in, e.g., Chorale cantata (Bach)#Bach's chorale cantatas, List of chorale harmonisations by Johann Sebastian Bach#Chorale harmonisations in various collections and List of organ compositions by Johann Sebastian Bach#Chorale Preludes.

10BD Bach Digital Work page
Legend for abbreviations in "Scoring" column
Voices (see also SATB)
aAbBsStTvV
alto (solo part)alto (choir part) bass (solo part)bass (choir part) soprano (solo part)soprano (choir part) tenor (solo part)tenor (choir part)voice (includes parts for unspecified voices or instruments as in some canons) vocal music for unspecified voice type
Winds and battery (bold = soloist)
BasBelCntFlHnObObaOdcTaiTbnTdtTmpTr
bassoon (can be part of Bc, see below) bell(s) (musical bells) cornett, cornettino flute (traverso, flauto dolce, piccolo, flauto basso) natural horn, corno da caccia, corno da tirarsi, lituo oboe oboe d'amore oboe da caccia taille trombone tromba da tirarsi timpani tromba (natural trumpet, clarino trumpet)
Strings and keyboard (bold = soloist)
BcHcKbLuLwOrgStrVaVcVdgVlVne
basso continuo: Vdg, Hc, Vc, Bas, Org, Vne and/or Lu harpsichord keyboard (Hc, Lw, Org or clavichord) lute, theorbo Lautenwerck (lute-harpsichord) organ (/man. = manualiter, without pedals)strings: Vl I, Vl II and Va viola(s), viola d'amore, violetta violoncello, violoncello piccolo viola da gamba violin(s), violino piccolo violone, violone grosso
Background colours
ColourMeaning
greenextant or clearly documented partial or complete manuscript (copy) by Bach and/or first edition under Bach's supervision
yellowextant or clearly documented manuscript (copy) or print edition, in whole or in part, by close relative, i.e. brother (J. Christoph), wife (A. M.), son (W. F. / C. P. E. / J. C. F. / J. Christian) or son-in-law (Altnickol)
orange-brownextant or clearly documented manuscript (copy) by close friend and/or pupil (Kellner, Krebs, Kirnberger, Walther, ...), or distant family member

Table

Compositions listed in the Anhang of BWV2a
BWV2aDateNameKeyScoringBGNBEAdditional infoBD
Anh. IFragments – lost works Up ↑
I 1I1725-07-15?Cantata Gesegnet ist die Zuversicht (Trinity VII)SATB 2Fl Str Bcby Telemann (TWV  1:617)?; text by Neumeister? 01308
I 2I





see BWV 1137 01309
I 3I





see BWV 1140 01310
I 4I





see BWV 1139.1 01311
I 4aI





see BWV 1139.2 01312
I 5I





see BWV 1147 01313
I 6I





see BWV 1151 01314
I 7I





see BWV 1153 01315
I 8I





see BWV 1152 01316
I 9I





see BWV 1156 01317
I 10I





see BWV 1160 01318
I 11I





see BWV 1157 01319
I 12I





see BWV 1158 01320
I 13I





see BWV 1161 01321
I 14I





see BWV 1144 01322
I 15I





see BWV 1148 01323
I 16I1735-11-09Cantata Schließt die Gruft! ihr Trauerglocken (mourning of Hedwig of Merseburg)by Roemhildt; [11] text by Hoffmann, B. [12] 01324
I 17ICantata Mein Gott, nimm die gerechte Seele (funeral)SATB 2Oba Str Bas BcI/33 01325
I 18I





see BWV 1162 01326
I 19I1734-11-21Secular cantata Thomana saß annoch betrübt (welcome to Johann August Ernesti as new rector of St. Thomas school)I/39text by Landvoigt  [ de ]? 01327
I 20I





see BWV 1155 01328
N 190I1729-04-18 Cantata Ich bin ein Pilgrim auf der Welt (Easter 2)b Bc ...I/33by Bach, C. P. E.?; text by Picander 01501
N 191I1715-05-19Cantata Leb ich oder leb ich nicht (Cantate)text by Franck, S. 01502
N 192I





see BWV 1138.1 01503
N 193I





see BWV 1141 01504
N 194I





see BWV 1154 01505
N 195I1723-06-09Secular cantata Murmelt nur, ihr heitern Bäche (celebration of Johann Florenz Rivinus  [ de ])text in Acta Lipsiensium 1723, Vol. 5, pp.  515–619 01506
N 196I





see BWV 1163 01507
N 197I





see BWV 1150 01508
N 198I





see BWV 149/1a 01509
N 199I





see BWV 1135 01510
N 200Ic.1713–1715chorale setting "O Traurigkeit, o Herzeleid" (unused sketch for Orgelbüchlein )OrganIV/1: 46after Z 1915; [13] in SBB P 283 01511
N 209I





see BWV 1136 01520
N 210I1734-10-04 Cantata Wo sind meine Wunderwerke  [ it ] (leave-taking of Johann Matthias Gesner)text in 2° Poet. Germ. I, 6425: 4 Rara; /1 → BWV 193a/7, 193/3? [14] [15] 01521
N 211I





see BWV 1145 01522
N 212I





see BWV 1146 01523
N 213IConcertoF maj.Orgby Telemann; arr. by Bach 01524
223I1717–1718? Cantata Meine Seele soll Gott loben B♭ maj.I/34by Handel? [16] 00280
224I1732 Aria "Reißt euch los, bekränkte Sinnen" (fragment)SI/41by Bach, C. P. E.?; in SBB P 491 [17] 00281
Anh. IIWorks of doubtful authenticity Up ↑
53II Aria "Schlage doch, gewünschte Stunde" (Funeral)E maj.a Bel Str Bc 122: 53 I/41by Hoffmann, M.? 00068
142II Cantata Uns ist ein Kind geboren (Christmas)A min.atbSATB 2Fl 2Ob Str Bc 30: 19 I/41text by Neumeister (reworked) 00174
189II Cantata Meine Seele rühmt und preist (German Magnificat, Visitation)B♭ maj.t Fl Ob Vl Bc 37: 213 I/41by Hoffmann, M. 00229
217II Cantata Gedenke, Herr, wie es uns gehet (Epiphany I)satbSATB Fl Str Bc 41: 207 I/41by Altnickol? 00274
220II Cantata Lobt ihn mit Herz und Munde (24 June: feast of John the Baptist)atbSATB Fl 2Ob Str Bc 41: 259 I/41 00277
221II Cantata Wer sucht die Pracht, wer wünscht den Glanz tb 2Vl Bas Vc OrgI/41in SBB P 191: 83–113 00278
III 159II





see BWV 1164 01470
II 25II1740–1742
(JSB)
Kyrie–Gloria Mass C maj.SATB 2Tr 2Vl Org111: XVIII/9by Bach, J. L.? 01333
239II1738–1741
(JSB)
Sanctus D min.SATB Str Bc 111: 89 II/9after Caldara, Missa Providentiae/4 [18] [19] 00298
II 28II Sanctus B♭ maj.SATB 2Ob 2Cor Str Bc111: XVIIII/9 01336
II 29IIc.1714–17 Kyrie–Gloria Mass (only cello part extant)C min.II/9in BKraków St 547 01337
III 167II1738–1739 (JSB) Kyrie–Gloria Mass for two choirs G maj.3SATB 3Ob Tai 2Vl 2Va 2Vne Bc OrgII/9by Bernhard, Krieger or Pohle?; in SBB P 659 [1] [20] [21] 01478
II 30II1690s (Tor.)
c.1742 (JSB)
Magnificat for double choir C maj.2SATB 3Tr Tmp 2Vl 2Vla Bc111: XVII/9after Torri, Magnificat; Tr3, Tmp by Bach [22] [23] [24] 01338
246II1730-04-07 (JSB)Passion St Luke Passion ssatbSATB 2Fl 2Ob Tai Bas Str Bc 452 II/9: 65BWV 246/40a; in SBB P 1017 [25] 00311
II 31II chorale setting "Herr Gott, dich loben alle wir" SATB 2Tr 3Ob Str Bcin SBB P 101 01339
N 201II chorale setting "Du Friedefürst, Herr Jesu Christ" SATBby Vetter, D. [26] 01512
N 202II chorale setting "Gott hat das Evangelium" SATBby Vetter, D. [27] 01513
N 203II chorale setting "Ich hebe meine Augen auf" SATBby Vetter, D. [28] 01514
N 204II chorale setting "O Traurigkeit, o Herzeleid" SATBby Vetter, D. [29] 01515
II 32II1704 Sieben geistliche Oden und ein Gedicht  [ scores ] No. 1 "Getrost mein Geist, wenn Wind und Wetter krachen"Voice Bcin Deutsche Übersetzungen und Gedichte [30] 01340
II 33II1704 Sieben geistliche Oden und ein Gedicht  [ scores ] No. 2 "Mein Jesus, spare nicht"Voice Bcin Deutsche Übersetzungen und Gedichte [30] 01341
II 34II1704 Sieben geistliche Oden und ein Gedicht  [ scores ] No. 3 "Kann ich mit einem Tone"Voice Bcin Deutsche Übersetzungen und Gedichte [30] 01342
II 35II1704 Sieben geistliche Oden und ein Gedicht  [ scores ] No. 4 "Meine Seele lass die Flügel"Voice Bcin Deutsche Übersetzungen und Gedichte [30] 01343
II 36II1704 Sieben geistliche Oden und ein Gedicht  [ scores ] No. 5 "Ich stimm' itzund ein Straff-Lied an"Voice Bcin Deutsche Übersetzungen und Gedichte [30] 01344
II 37II1704 Sieben geistliche Oden und ein Gedicht  [ scores ] No. 6 "Der schwarze Flügel trüber Nacht"Voice Bcin Deutsche Übersetzungen und Gedichte [30] 01345
II 38II1704 Sieben geistliche Oden und ein Gedicht  [ scores ] No. 7 "Das Finsterniß tritt ein"Voice Bcin Deutsche Übersetzungen und Gedichte [30] 01346
II 39II1704 Sieben geistliche Oden und ein Gedicht  [ scores ] No. 8 "Ach was wollt ihr trüben Sinnen"Voice Bcin Deutsche Übersetzungen und Gedichte [30] 01347
II 40II1736 Song "Ich bin nun wie ich bin"  [ scores ]Voice Kbin Singende Muse an der Pleiße  [ scores ] [31] [32] [33] 01348
II 41II1736 Song "Dir zu Liebe, wertes Herze"  [ scores ]Voice Kbin Singende Muse an der Pleiße  [ scores ] [31] [34] [35] 01349
571IIc.1704Fantasia, a.k.a. ConcertoG maj.Organ 38: 67 IV/11: 35 [36] [37] 00651
580IIFugueD maj.Organ 38: 215 [38] 00662
II 42II Fugue  [ scores ]F maj.Organin SBB P 817: 1–3 01350
576IIFugueG maj.Organ 38: 106 IV/11 [39] 00658
577IIFugueG maj.Organ 38: 111 IV/11: 44 [40] 00659
581II Fugue  [ scores ]G maj.OrganIV/11by Homilius? [41] 00663
131aII Fugue G min.Organ 38: 217 IV/11: 3after BWV 131/5 [42] 00161
536aIIc.1760–1789?Prelude and FugueA maj.OrganIV/6: 114after BWV 536, 152/1; arr. by Scholz? [43] 00612
545bII1708–1717Prelude, Trio and FugueB♭ maj.OrganIV/11: 6after BWV 545a; ↔ 545, 1029/3 [44] [45] 00624
553II Eight Short Preludes and Fugues No. 1C maj.Organ 38: 23 IV/11by Krebs, J. T. or J. L.? [46] [47] 00633
554II Eight Short Preludes and Fugues No. 2D min.Organ 38: 27 IV/11by Krebs, J. T. or J. L.? [46] [47] 00634
555II Eight Short Preludes and Fugues No. 3E min.Organ 38: 30 IV/11by Krebs, J. T. or J. L.? [46] [47] 00635
556II Eight Short Preludes and Fugues No. 4F maj.Organ 38: 33 IV/11by Krebs, J. T. or J. L.? [46] [47] 00636
557II Eight Short Preludes and Fugues No. 5G maj.Organ 38: 36 IV/11by Krebs, J. T. or J. L.? [46] [47] 00637
558II Eight Short Preludes and Fugues No. 6G min.Organ 38: 39 IV/11by Krebs, J. T. or J. L.? [46] [47] 00638
559II Eight Short Preludes and Fugues No. 7A min.Organ 38: 42 IV/11by Krebs, J. T. or J. L.? [46] [47] 00639
560II Eight Short Preludes and Fugues No. 8B♭ maj.Organ 38: 45 IV/11by Krebs, J. T. or J. L.? [46] [47] 00640
561IIFantasia and FugueA min.Organ 38: 48 00641
584II Trio  [ scores ]G min.OrganI/12: 23
IV/11
after BWV 166/2 [48] 00666
1027 /1a /2a /4aII Trio  [ scores ]G maj.OrganIV/11after BWV 1027/1–2 /4, 1039/1–2 /4; arr. by Kellner, J. P.? [49] 01209
591IIKleines harmonisches LabyrinthOrgan 38: 225 IV/11: 50by Heinichen? [50] [51] 00673
597II Concerto for solo organ E♭ maj.OrganIV/11after lost model? 00680
598IIPedal-Exercitium (fragment)Organ 38: 210 by Bach, C. P. E.? 00681
676aII1739–1789chorale setting "Allein Gott in der Höh sei Ehr" (later variant)Organ 40: 208 IV/4: KB 48after BWV 676 00792
683aII1739–1789chorale setting "Vater unser im Himmelreich" (later variant)OrganIV/4: KB 51after BWV 683 00800
N 205II





see BWV 1121 01516
II 48IIchorale setting "Allein Gott in der Höh sei Ehr"Organby Walther (& Scholz?) 01356
II 49IIchorale setting "Ein feste Burg ist unser Gott"Organby Walther? 01357
II 50IIchorale setting "Erhalt uns, Herr, hei deinem Wort"Organ 01358
II 51IIchorale setting "Erstanden ist der heilge Christ"Organ 01359
II 52IIchorale setting "Freu dich sehr, o meine Seele"Organ 01360
II 53IIchorale setting "Freu dich sehr, o meine Seele"Organ 01361
II 54IIchorale setting "Helft mir Gotts Güte preisen"Organ 01362
chorale setting "Von Gott will ich nicht lassen"
II 55II1714-1717
or earlier
chorale setting "Herr Christ, der einig Gottes Sohn"  [ scores ]Organ 01363
II 58IIchorale setting "Jesu, meine Freude"Organ 01366
II 59IIchorale setting "Jesu, meine Freude"Organ 01367
II 60II chorale setting "Nun lob, mein Seel, den Herren"  [ scores ]Organby Walther? 01368
II 62aIIchorale setting "Sei Lob und Ehr mit hohem Preis"Organ 01370
II 62bIIchorale setting "Sei Lob und Ehr mit hohem Preis"Organ 01371
II 63IIchorale setting "Vom Himmel hoch"Organ 01372
II 64IIchorale setting "Vom Himmel hoch"Organ 01373
II 65IIchorale setting "Vom Himmel hoch"Organ 01374
II 66IIchorale setting "Wachet auf, ruft uns"Organ Trby Krebs, J. L.? 01375
II 67IIchorale setting "Was Gott tut, das ist wohlgetan"Organ 01376
II 68IIchorale setting "Wer nur den lieben Gott läßt walten"Organ 01377
II 69IIchorale setting "Wir glauben all an einen Gott"Organ 01378
II 70II chorale setting "Wir glauben all an einen Gott"  [ scores ]Organ 01379
II 71II





see BWV 1128 01725
II 72IIchorale setting "Christus der uns selig macht" (Canon)Organ 01381
II 74II chorale setting "Schmücke dich, o liebe Seele"  [ scores ]Organ 01383
II 75II chorale setting "Herr Christ, der einig Gottes Sohn"  [ scores ]Organ 01384
II 76II chorale setting "Jesu, meine Freude"  [ scores ]Organ 01385
II 77II chorale setting "Herr Christ, der einig Gottes Sohn"  [ scores ]Organ 01386
II 78II chorale setting "Wenn wir in höchsten Nöten sein"  [ scores ]Organ 01387
II 79IIchorale setting "Befiehl du deine Wege"Organ 01388
691aII1720–1789chorale setting "Wer nur den lieben Gott läßt walten" (variant)Organ 40: 151 after BWV 691 00809
N 206II chorale setting "Ach bleib mit deiner Gnade"  [ scores ]Organby Pachelbel (P  376) [52] [53] 01517
chorale setting "Christus, der ist mein Leben"  [ scores ]
II 80II1707–1708
or earlier
Suite  [ scores ]F maj.KeyboardV/12 01389
821IISuiteB♭ maj.Keyboard 42: 213 V/12: 3 [54] 00959
834IIAllemandeC min.Keyboard 42: 259 V/12 [55] 00973
839II1735-03-07
or earlier
Sarabande  [ scores ]G min.KeyboardV/12in Notenbuch der Zeumerin [56] [57] 00978
844II Toccatina No. 4 ScherzoD min.Keyboard 42: 220 V/12: 16by Bach, W. F.? ↔ BWV 844a [58] 00983
844aIIScherzoE min.Keyboard 42: 281 V/12: 22by Bach, W. F.? (BR A55); ↔ BWV 844 [58] 00984
845IIGigueF min.Keyboard 42: 263 V/12 [55] 00985
II 81II Gigue  [ scores ] (incomplete)D min.KeyboardV/12by Kellner, J. P.? 01390
II 82II Ciacona  [ scores ]B♭ maj.KeyboardV/12by Bach, J. B.? 01391
II 83II Ciacona  [ scores ]A maj.KeyboardV/12by Bach, J. B. or H.? 01392
II 84II Ciacona  [ scores ]G maj.KeyboardV/12by Bach, J. B.? 01393
II 85II Toccata and Fugue  [ scores ]F min.Keyboard42: XXXVV/12: 114, 122by Dobenecker? [59] [60] 01394
898II Prelude and Fugue  [ scores ] on  B-A-C-H B♭ maj.Keyboard42: XXXIVV/12 01067
II 86IIFantasiaC min.Keyboard 42: 243 V/12by Gronau? 01395
II 87II Fantasia  [ scores ]C maj.KeyboardV/12by Benda? 01396
905IIFantasia and FugueD min.Keyboard 42: 179 V/12: 24 [61] 01076
907IIFantasia and FughettaB♭ maj.Keyboard 42: 268 V/12: 28by Kirchhoff  [ de ]? [62] 01078
908IIFantasia and FughettaD maj.Keyboard 42: 272 V/12: 34by Kirchhoff  [ de ]? [62] 01079
909IIConcerto e FugaC min.Keyboard 42: 190 V/12: 38 01080
919IIFantasiaC min.Keyboard 36: 152 V/12: 48by Bach, J. B. or J. B. the Younger? [63] 01092
920IIFantasiaG min.Keyboard 42: 183 V/12 [61] 01093
923aII Toccatina No. 3 PreludeA min.Keyboard 42: 279 V/12: 14after BWV 923 [64] 01097
II 89II Fugue  [ scores ]C maj.Keyboard42: XXXIVV/12 01398
II 90IIFugueC maj.Kb (with ped?) 38: 213 IV/11: 58, 61by Bach, C. P. E. (H 388) or Pachelbel? 01399
II 91II Fugue  [ scores ]G maj.Keyboard42: XXXIVV/12 01401
II 92II Fugue  [ scores ]G maj.KeyboardV/12 01402
II 93II Fugue  [ scores ]E min.Keyboard42: XXXIVV/12 01403
II 95II Fugue  [ scores ]E min.Keyboard42: XXXIVV/12 01405
II 96II Fugue  [ scores ]D maj.KeyboardV/12by Bach, C. P. E.? (H 373.5) 01406
II 98II Fugue  [ scores ]D min.KeyboardV/12by Bach, C. P. E.? (H 373.5) 01408
II 99II Fugue  [ scores ]D min.KeyboardV/12 01409
II 100II Fugue  [ scores ]D min.KeyboardV/12by Bach, C. P. E.? (H 373.5) 01410
II 101II Fugue  [ scores ]G min.Keyboard42: XXXVV/12: 130by Dobenecker? [60] 01411
II 102II Fugue  [ scores ]E♭ min.KeyboardV/12 01412
897/2IIFugueA min.Keyboard 42: 175 V/12by Dretzel or Bach, W. F.? 01066
945IIFugueE min.Keyboard 36: 155 V/12by Graupner? [65] 01120
956IIFugueE min.Keyboard 42: 200 V/12: 70 01133
958IIFugueA min.Keyboard 42: 205 V/12: 74 01135
960IIFugue (incomplete)E min.Keyboard 42: 276 V/12 [66] 01137
N 207IIFugueE min.KeyboardIV/11by Seger? [67] 01518
II 109II Fugue  [ scores ] on  B-A-C-H G min.KeyboardV/12 01419
964IISonataD min.Keyboard 42: 3 V/12: 78after BWV 1003 [68] 01141
II 111II Largo and Allegro  [ scores ]G maj.Keyboard42: XXXVV/12 01421
968IIAdagioG maj.Keyboard 42: 27 V/12: 94after BWV 1005/1 [68] 01145
969II Toccatina No. 5 AndanteG min.Keyboard 42: 218 V/12: 18 [58] 01146
II 113II1725 (AMB) Notebook A. M. Bach (1725) No. 3 MinuetF maj.Keyboard 432: 25 V/4: 82 01423
II 116II1725 (AMB) Notebook A. M. Bach (1725) No. 7 MinuetG maj.Keyboard 432: 28 V/4: 87 01426
II 117II1725 (AMB) Notebook A. M. Bach (1725) No. 8a and 8b two PolonaisesF maj.Keyboard 432: 28 V/4: 88 01427
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II 118II1725 (AMB) Notebook A. M. Bach (1725) No. 9 MinuetB♭ maj.Keyboard 432: 29 V/4: 89 01429
II 119II1725 (AMB) Notebook A. M. Bach (1725) No. 10 PolonaiseG min.Keyboard 432: 30 V/4: 90 01430
II 120II1725 (AMB) Notebook A. M. Bach (1725) No. 14 MinuetA min.Keyboard 432: 31 V/4: 92 01431
II 121II1725 (AMB) Notebook A. M. Bach (1725) No. 15 MinuetC min.Keyboard 432: 32 V/4: 92 01432
II 126II1725 (AMB) Notebook A. M. Bach (1725) No. 22 MusetteD maj.Keyboard 432: 35 V/4: 99 01437
II 127II1725 (AMB) Notebook A. M. Bach (1725) No. 23 MarchE♭ maj.Keyboard 432: 35 V/4: 100by Bach, C. P. E. 01438
II 128II1725 (AMB) Notebook A. M. Bach (1725) No. 24 (Polonaise)D min.Keyboard 432: 36 V/4: 101 01439
II 132II1725 (AMB) Notebook A. M. Bach (1725) No. 36 MinuetD min.Keyboard 432: 48 V/4: 125 01443
II 151IIConcertoC maj.Keyboard42: XXXIVV/12 01462
II 152IIConcertoG maj.Vl Hc42: XXXIVVI/5 01463
990IISarabanda con PartitisC maj.Keyboard 42: 221 V/12: 97 [69] 01168
II 153IISonataA maj.Vl BcVI/5 01464
II 154IISonataE♭ maj.Vl HcVI/5 [70] 01465
1020IISonataG min.Vl Hc 9: 274 VI/5by Bach, C. P. E.? (H 542.5) [71] [72] 01201
1022II Sonata  [ scores ]F maj.Vl HcVI/5: 27by Bach, C. P. E.?; after BWV 1021; ↔ BWV 1038 [72] [73] 01203
1024II Sonata  [ scores ]C min.Vl BcVI/5 [74] [75] 01205
1031II Sonata E♭ maj.Fl Hc 9: 22 VI/5: 13by Bach, C. P. E.? (H 545) [72] [76] 01213
1033II Sonata C maj.Fl Bc 431: 3 VI/5: 3by Bach, C. P. E.? (H 564.5) [72] [77] 01215
1038II1732–1735SonataG maj.Fl Vl Bc 9: 219 VI/5: 45by Bach, C. P. E.? (H 590.5); after BWV 1021; ↔ BWV 1022 [73] 01220
525aII Concerto (Trio sonata) C maj.Vl Vc BcVI/5after BWV 525/1, 1032/2, 525/3 [78] [79] 01718
II 155IIConcertoA maj.Kb Str BcVI/5 01466
I 22II Concerto  [ scores ]B♭ maj.ObVl Str BcVI/5by Förster (C.?)? [80] 01330
1070II Orchestral Suite (No. 5) G min.Str Bc 451: 190 VI/5by Bach, W. F.? [81] [82] 01256
Anh. IIIWorks of other composers, spuriously attributed to Bach Up ↑
III 156IIICantata Herr Christ, der einge Gottes Sohn (Annunciation)SATB Str Bcby Telemann (TWV  1:732) [83] 01467
III 157IIICantata Ich habe Lust zu scheiden (Purification)s 2Fl Str Bcby Telemann (TWV  1:836) [84] 01468
15III1726-04-21
(JSB)
Cantata Denn du wirst meine Seele nicht in der Hölle lassen (Easter)satbSATB 3Tr Tmp Str Bc 2: 135 I/41by Bach, J. L. (JLB 21); text in Meiningen 1704 [85] 00017
141III Cantata Das ist je gewißlich wahr (3rd Sunday of Advent)atbSATB 2Ob Str Bc 30: 3 I/41by Telemann (TWV  1:183) [86] 00173
145/bIII Cantata movement So du mit deinem Munde bekennest Jesum (Easter)D maj.SATB Tr Str Bc 30: 96 I/10: 142by Telemann (TWV  1:1350/1) [87] 00178
160III1725–1732? Cantata Ich weiß, daß mein Erlöser lebt (Easter)C maj.t Vl Bas Bc 32: 171 I/41by Telemann (TWV  1:877) [88] 00194
218III Cantata Gott der Hoffnung erfülle euch (Pentecost)satbSATB 2Hn Str Bc 41: 223 by Telemann (TWV  1:634) [89] 00275
219III Cantata Siehe, es hat überwunden der Löwe (Michaelmas)sabSATB Str Bc 41: 239 by Telemann (TWV  1:1328) [90] 00276
222III Cantata Mein Odem ist schwach (Purification)sabSATB Str Bcby Bach, J. Ernst; → BWV Anh. 165 00279
III 158IIIAria "Andrò dall'colle al Prato"s 2Fl (2Hn) Str Bcby Bach, J. C. 03022
III 160III1750–1755? (Harrer?) Motet Jauchzet dem Herrn alle Welt, TWV  8:10C maj.2SATBIII/3: 15after Telemann (/1; /3 after TWV  1:1066), BWV 28/2 (/2 = BWV 28/2a); text after Psalm 100 [91] 01471
III 161III Motet Kündlich groß ist das gottselige Geheimnis/1 (Christmas)D maj.SATB Str? BcIII/3by Graun (C. H.?), precedes laudes A and B of BWV 243a 01472
III 162IIIMotet Lob und Ehre und Weisheit und Dank2SATBIII/3by Wagner, G. G. 01473
III 163IIIMotet Merk auf, mein Herz, und sieh dorthin2SATBIII/3by Bach, J. B. or J. Ernst 01474
III 164III Motet Nun danket alle Gott  [ scores ]SSATBIII/3: 52by Altnickol 01475
III 165III Motet Unser Wandel ist im Himmel SATBIII/3by Bach, J. Ernst; after BWV 222/3 /4 /6 01476
III 166III1716 (JLB)
1729 (JSB)
Kyrie–Gloria Mass Missa sopra cantilena "Allein Gott in der Höh' sei Ehr" E min.SSATB 2Vl 2Vla Vc Bc111: XV
41: 276
II/9by Bach, J. L. (JLB 38), start of Gloria arr. by Bach 01477
II 24III1715–1717, 1724 (JSB) Kyrie–Gloria Mass A min.SATB Str Bc111: XVII/9after Missa Sancti Lamberti by Pez, J. C. 01332
II 26III1727–1732 (JSB) Kyrie–Gloria Mass  [ scores ]C min.satbSATB 3Tbn 2Vl Bc 41: 193
111: XVI
II/2: 295by Durante (alternative Christe: BWV 242) 01334
II 27IIIc.1745? (JLK)SanctusF maj.SATB 2Hn 2Ob Str Bc111: XVIIII/9by Krebs, J. L. (Krebs‑WV  104) [92] 01335
III 168IIIc.1747? (WFB)Kyrie and German GloriaG min.sSATB Str Bc111: XVIIII/9by Bach, W. F. (BR E1 F 100) 01479
I 21IIIc.1707 (MH) Magnificat Meine Seel erhebt den Herren A min.s Fl 2Vl Bc111: XVIIIII/9by Hoffmann, M. [93] 01329
III 169III1724–1725Passion Erbauliche Gedanken auf den Grünen Donnerstag und Charfreitag über den Leidenden Jesum text by Picander partly used in BWV 244 but no other known setting [94] 01480
8/6III1713 (Vet.)
1724-09-24
(JSB)
chorale setting "Liebster Gott, wenn werd ich sterben" (s. 5)E maj.SATB 1: 241 I/23: 161by Vetter, D. (Z 6634); text by Neumann [95] [96] [97] 00009
III/2.1: 63
III/2.2: 25
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D maj.I/23: 219 00010
27/6III1652 (Ros.)
1726-10-06
(JSB)
chorale setting "Welt, ade, ich bin dein müde" (s. 1)B♭ maj.SSATB 51: 244 I/23: 251by Rosenmüller (Z 6531); text by Albinus [96] 01481
III 170III/2.2: 86 11345
43/11III1652 (Pet.)
1726-05-30 (JSB)
chorale setting "Du lebensfürst, Herr Jesu Christ"  [ choralwiki ] (ss. 1, 13)G maj.SATB 10: 126 I/12: 164by Peter  [ de ] after Z 5741b; text by Rist [98] 11241
chorale setting "Ermuntre dich, mein schwacher Geist" III/2.1: 74
III/2.2: 57
567IIIPreludeC maj.Organ 38: 84 IV/11by Krebs, J. L. (Krebs‑WV  401) [99] 00647
III 178IIIlast third of 17th centuryToccata quasi Fantasia con FugeA maj.Organ 42: 250 V/12by Reincken? [100] 01489
II 43IIIc.1788 Fugue  [ scores ]B min.OrganIV/11by Pölitz  [ de ]; after H 776/18 01351
II 44III Fugue  [ scores ]G maj.OrganIV/11by Kellner, J. P. or J. C. [101] 01352
II 45IIIc.1799 Fugue  [ scores ] on  B-A-C-H B♭ maj.OrganIV/11by Knecht 01353
II 88III1765 Fugue  [ scores ]C maj.KeyboardV/12by Kellner, J. C. 01397
II 97III Fugue  [ scores ]F♯ maj.Keyboard42: XXXVIV/11: 63by Krebs, J. L. (Krebs‑WV  409/2) 01407
II 103IIIc.1711–1718 (GFH) Fugue  [ scores ]A min.KeyboardV/12by Handel (HWV 609  [ scores ]) 01413
II 104IIIc.1711–1718 (GFH) Fugue  [ scores ]C min.KeyboardV/12by Handel (HWV 610  [ scores ]) 01414
II 105IIIc.1711–1718 (GFH) Fugue  [ scores ]B♭ maj.KeyboardV/12by Handel (HWV 607  [ scores ]) 01415
II 106IIIc.1711–1718 (GFH) Fugue  [ scores ]G min.KeyboardV/12by Handel (HWV 605  [ scores ]) 01416
N 208III1747 (JEE)FugueE♭ min.KeyboardIV/11After Toccata nona  [ scores ] by Eberlin 01519
II 46III Trio  [ scores ]C min.OrganIV/11by Krebs, J. T. [102] 01354
692IIIchorale setting "Ach Gott und Herr" (Kirnb. coll. No. 3)C maj.Organ 40: 4 IV/11by Walther; after BWV 692a 00810
692aIIIchorale setting "Ach Gott und Herr" (early version)C maj.Organ 40: 152 IV/11by Walther; → BWV 692 00811
693IIIchorale setting "Ach Gott und Herr" (Kirnb. coll. No. 4)C maj.Organ 40: 5 IV/11by Walther 00812
746III1715 or earlier (JCFF)chorale setting "Christ ist erstanden"D min.Organ 40: 173 IV/10by Fischer (Ariadne Musica  [ scores ] No. 24) 00874
748III1700–1739chorale setting "Gott der Vater wohn uns bei"D maj.Organ 40: 177 IV/10by Walther; → BWV 748a 00876
748aIII1700–1789chorale setting "Gott der Vater wohn uns bei" (variant)D maj.OrganIV/10by Scholz (arr.)?; after BWV 748 00877
751III chorale setting "In dulci jubilo"  [ scores ] (also in Neumeister Collection)OrganIV/10by Bach, J. Michael 00880
759IIIchorale setting "Schmücke dich, o liebe Seele"F maj.Organ 40: 181 IV/10by Homilius (HoWV VIII.17  [ scores ]) [67] 00888
760IIIchorale setting "Vater unser im Himmelreich"Organ 40: 183 IV/10by Böhm 00889
761IIIchorale setting "Vater unser im Himmelreich"Organ 40: 184 IV/10by Böhm 00890
1096III chorale setting "Christe, der du bist Tag und Licht"  [ scores ] (3 versions; Neumeister Chorales No. 8)A min.OrganIV/9: 16, 76by Pachelbel? [103] [104] 01282
chorale setting "Wir danken dir, Herr Jesu Christ"  [ scores ] (3 versions; Neumeister Chorales No. 8)
771IIIchorale setting "Allein Gott in der Höh sei Ehr"G maj.Organ 40: 195 IV/11by Vetter, A. N. [105] 00901
II 47III chorale setting "Herzlich tut mich verlangen"  [ scores ]A min.OrganIV/10by Kellner, J. P. [101] 01355
chorale setting "Ach Herr, mich armen Sünder"  [ scores ]
II 56III1735 (Telem.) chorale setting "Herr Jesu Christ dich zu uns wend"  [ scores ]OrganIV/10by Telemann (TWV  31:8) 01364
II 57III chorale setting "Jesu Leiden, Pein und Tod"  [ scores ]OrganIV/10by Vogler 01365
II 61III chorale setting "O Mensch, bewein dein Sünde groß"  [ scores ]F maj.OrganIV/10by Pachelbel (P  396) [106] 01369
II 73III1720–1788 chorale setting "Ich ruf zu dir, Herr Jesu Christ"  [ scores ]F min.OrganIV/10by Bach, C. P. E.; after BWV 639 01382
III 171III chorale setting "Christ lag in Todesbanden"  [ scores ]Organ 40: 174 IV/10by Pachelbel (P  58) [107] 01482
III 172III chorale setting "Herr Jesu Christ, dich zu uns wend"  [ scores ]G maj.OrganIV/10by Krebs, J. L. (Krebs‑WV  524) 01483
824III1720 (WFB) Klavierbüchlein WFB No. 47: SuiteA maj.Keyboard 36: 231 V/5: 78by Telemann (TWV  32:14) [108] 00962
835III1761 (Kirnb.)AllemandeA min.Keyboard 42: 267 V/12by Kirnberger (EngK 74) [109] 00974
838IIIAllemande and CouranteA maj.Keyboard 42: 265 V/12by Graupner (GWV 849/2 /3) [109] 00977
840III Courante  [ scores ]G maj.KeyboardV/12by Telemann (TWV  32:13/2) 00979
897/1IIIc.1736–1743 (CHD)PreludeA min.Keyboard 42: 173 V/12by Dretzel ("Adagiosissimo") [110] 01065
962IIIc.1783 (JGA)FugueE min.Keyboard 42: 198 V/12by Albrechtsberger (Op. 1/8) [111] 01139
970III Toccatina No. 6 PrestoD min.Keyboard42: XXXIVV/12by Bach, W. F. (BR A49 F 25/2) 11148
II 94III1774 (Kirnb.) Fugue  [ scores ]E min.Keyboard42: XXXIVV/12by Kirnberger (EngK 35) [112] 01404
II 107III Fugue  [ scores ] on  B-A-C-H C maj.Keyboard42: XXXIVV/12by Sorge? 01417
II 108III Fugue  [ scores ] on  B-A-C-H C maj.Keyboard42: XXXIVV/12by Bach, C. P. E. (H 373) or Sorge? 01418
II 110III Fugue  [ scores ] on  B-A-C-H C min.Keyboard42: XXXIVV/12by Sorge? 01420
II 112III1780 (Kirnb.) Grave  [ scores ]E min.KeyboardV/12by Kirnberger (EngK 16) [113] 01422
II 114III1725 (AMB) Notebook A. M. Bach (1725) No. 4 Minuet G maj.Keyboard 432: 26 V/4: 83by Petzold [114] 01424
II 115III1725 (AMB) Notebook A. M. Bach (1725) No. 5 Minuet G min.Keyboard 432: 26 V/4: 84by Petzold [114] 01425
II 122III1725 (CPE) Notebook A. M. Bach (1725) No. 16 MarchD maj.Keyboard 432: 32 V/4: 94by Bach, C. P. E. (H 1/1) 01433
II 123III1725 (CPE) Notebook A. M. Bach (1725) No. 17 PolonaiseG min.Keyboard 432: 32 V/4: 95by Bach, C. P. E. (H 1/2) 01434
II 124III1725 (CPE) Notebook A. M. Bach (1725) No. 18 MarchG maj.Keyboard 432: 33 V/4: 96by Bach, C. P. E. (H 1/3) 01435
II 125III1725 (CPE) Notebook A. M. Bach (1725) No. 19 PolonaiseG min.Keyboard 432: 33 V/4: 97by Bach, C. P. E. (H 1/4) 01436
II 129III1725 (AMB) Notebook A. M. Bach (1725) No. 27 Solo per il cembaloE maj.Keyboard 432: 38 V/4: 104by Bach, C. P. E. (H 16) 01440
II 130III1725 (AMB) Notebook A. M. Bach (1725) No. 28 PolonaiseG maj.Keyboard 432: 39 V/4: 106by Hasse [115] 01441
II 131IIIc.1745? Notebook A. M. Bach (1725) No. 32F maj.Keyboard 432: 46 V/4: 121by Bach, J. C. (W A22) [116] 01442
II 133III1763 or later Musical clock  [ scores ] No. 1 FantasiaG maj.Musical clockV/12by Bach, W. F. (BR A63 F 207) 01444
II 134III1763 or later Musical clock  [ scores ] No. 2 ScherzoG maj.Musical clockV/12by Bach, W. F. (BR A64 F 207) 01445
II 135III1763 or later Musical clock  [ scores ] No. 3 BourlescaA min.Musical clockV/12by Bach, W. F. (BR A65 F 207) 01446
II 136III1763 or later Musical clock  [ scores ] No. 4 TrioA min.Musical clockV/12by Bach, W. F. (BR A66 F 207) 01447
II 137III1763 or later Musical clock  [ scores ] No. 5 L'Intrada della CacciaE♭ maj.Musical clockV/12by Bach, W. F. (BR A67 F 207) 01448
II 138III1763 or later Musical clock  [ scores ] No. 6 Continuazione della CacciaE♭ maj.Musical clockV/12by Bach, W. F. (BR A68 F 207) 01449
II 139III1763 or later Musical clock  [ scores ] No. 7 Il Fine delle Caccia ID maj.Musical clockV/12by Bach, W. F. (BR A69 F 207) 01450
II 140III1763 or later Musical clock  [ scores ] No. 8 Il Fine delle Caccia IID min.Musical clockV/12by Bach, W. F. (BR A70 F 207) 01451
II 141III1763 or later Musical clock  [ scores ] No. 9 Song "O Gott die Christenheit"F maj.Musical clockV/12by Bach, W. F. (BR A71 F 207) 01452
II 142III1763 or later Musical clock  [ scores ] No. 10 Psalm 110A min.Musical clockV/12by Bach, W. F. (BR A72 F 207) 01453
II 143III1763 or later Musical clock  [ scores ] No. 11 PolonaiseE min.Musical clockV/12by Bach, W. F. (BR A73 F 207) 01454
II 144III1763 or later Musical clock  [ scores ] No. 12 Polonaise TrioA min.Musical clockV/12by Bach, W. F. (BR A74 F 207) 01455
II 145III1763 or later Musical clock  [ scores ] No. 13 MarchC maj.Musical clockV/12by Bach, W. F. (BR A75 F 207) 01456
II 146III1763 or later Musical clock  [ scores ] No. 14 MarchF maj.Musical clockV/12by Bach, W. F. (BR A76 F 207) 01457
II 147III1763 or later Musical clock  [ scores ] No. 15 La CombattutaG maj.Musical clockV/12by Bach, W. F. (BR A77 F 207) 01458
II 148III1763 or later Musical clock  [ scores ] No. 16 ScherzoG min.Musical clockV/12by Bach, W. F. (BR A78 F 207) 01459
II 149III1763 or later Musical clock  [ scores ] No. 17 MinuetG maj.Musical clockV/12by Bach, W. F. (BR A79 F 207) 01460
II 150III1763 or later Musical clock  [ scores ] No. 18 TrioG min.Musical clockV/12by Bach, W. F. (BR A80 F 207) 01461
III 177IIIPrelude and FugueE♭ maj.Keyboard 36: 88 V/12: 134by Bach, J. Christoph? [117] 01488
III 179III1728 (JDH) Fantasia durch alle Tonarten gehend  [ scores ]A min.KeyboardV/12by Heinichen [118] 01490
III 180IIIFugueD min.Keyboard 36: 188 V/12by Kellner, J. P. [67] 01491
III 181III Fugue  [ scores ]A min.KeyboardV/12by Krebs, J. L. (Krebs‑WV  825/2) 01492
III 182IIIPassacagliaD min.Keyboard 42: 234 V/12by Witt 01493
III 183III1725 (AMB) Notebook A. M. Bach (1725) No. 6 RondeauB♭ maj.Keyboard 432: 27 V/4: 85by Couperin ( 6ième Ordre : Les Bergeries) 01494
1036III1731 (CPE)TrioD min.Vl Hc (2Vl Bc)VI/5by Bach, C. P. E. (H 569; Wq 145) 01218
1037IIIc.1740s (JGG)SonataC maj.2Vl Bc 9: 229 VI/5by Goldberg [119] 01219
III 173III1712 (FAB)
c.1723 (JSB)
InventionB min.Vl Kb 451: 172 VI/5by Bonporti (Op. 10 No. 2) [120] 01484
III 174III1712 (FAB)
c.1723 (JSB)
InventionB♭ maj.Vl Kb 451: 176 VI/5by Bonporti (Op. 10 No. 5) [121] 01485
III 175III1712 (FAB)
c.1723 (JSB)
InventionC min.Vl Kb 451: 181 VI/5by Bonporti (Op. 10 No. 6) [122] 01486
III 176III1712 (FAB)
c.1723 (JSB)
InventionD maj.Vl Kb 451: 185 VI/5by Bonporti (Op. 10 No. 7) [123] 01487
III 184IIIc.1747 (Zuc.)SonataA min.Vl BcVI/5by Zuccari (Op. 1  [ scores ] No. 10) [124] 01495
III 185IIISonataD maj.2Vl BcVI/5by Bach, C. P. E. (H 585; ≈H 507; Wq 74) 01496
III 186III Sonata  [ scores ]F maj.2Vl BcVI/5by Bach, C. P. E. (H 576; Wq 154) 01497
III 187III Sonata (Trio)  [ scores ]F maj.Bas Fl VneVI/5by Bach, C. P. E. (H 589) 02454
III 188IIIc.1740 (WFB)Sonata (Concerto)F maj.2Hc 431: 47 V/12by Bach, W. F. (BR A12 F 10) 01499
I 23III1710 (Alb.)
c.1710 (JSB)
Concerto  [ scores ]E min.2Vl Va Vc VneVI/5by Albinoni (Op. 2 No. 4 = 2nd Concerto) 01331
III 189III1745–1747 (JSB) Concerto  [ scores ]A min.Hc Str BcVI/5by Bach, C. P. E. (H 403; Wq 1) 01500
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