eee ag plecordeh rr eryFingering Chart Cc |ctDb) D | DIED E| F | Vwer | 6 /Gvav) A ANB) BC @ Cet Ps o | re re = sel it CezhaEa lee Cam ¢ eae < wooo ° > ispecorden Bach Songbooks sneer: §6— for the rgeorder FOREWORD ‘The particular musical qualities of these selections make them easily playable and effective for the recorder. They have been carefully selected to best suit the recorder range and timbre. The selections may be played on almost every type of recorder, whether wood or plastic. ‘The fingering chart includes both the Ba- rogue and German fingering, since the latter has increasad in popularity, particu- larly with younger players. It is advisable to check the fingering system of your recorder. These arrangements for two recorders also allow for a variety of instrument combinations for individual or group performance, such as solo recorder with piano, guitar, organ accompaniment; recorder with other C instruments (flute, vi- olin, etc.). CONTENTS 16 Allemande 2 Bourrée in E minor 4 Gavotte 6 Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring 8 March in D 10 March in G 12 Minuet in E minor 44 Minuet in C minor 17 Minuet in D minor 24 Minuet in F 18 Minuet in G (1) 20 Minuet in G (2) 22 Minuet in G (3) 25 Musette 26 Polonaise 32 Polonaise in A minor 28 Sinfonia from “Cantata No. 156” 380 Sleepers, Wake Das ematona copyrgn Sec, nLL PuOHTS RESERVED. Prmd nite USA nmsroreu eg rane, sea, arg ies pears Tagan of Ry