сборник - Capriccio on the Departing of his Most Beloved Brother in B-flat Major, BWV992: iv. Allhier kommen die Freunde (weil sie doch sehen, daß es sanders nicht sein kann) und nehmen Abschied (His friends come, since they see that it must be)

Transcribed in the Light of Harpsichord Technique (Bach's "Chromatic Fantasy & Fugue"), for piano: i. Chromatic Fantasia (BWV903)

Transcribed in the Light of Harpsichord Technique (Bach's "Chromatic Fantasy & Fugue"), for piano: ii. Fugue (BWV948)

Italian Concerto, BWV971: i. Allegro

Italian Concerto, BWV971: ii. Andante

Italian Concerto, BWV971: iii. Presto

Capriccio on the Departing of his Most Beloved Brother in B-flat Major, BWV992: i. Arioso (Adagio): Ist eine Schmeichelung der Freunde, um denselben von seiner Reise abzuhalten (His friends try to persuade him not to undertake the journey)

Capriccio on the Departing of his Most Beloved Brother in B-flat Major, BWV992: ii. Andante: Ist eine Vorstellung unterschiedlicher Casuum, die ihm in der Fremde konnten vorfallen (They tell him of the various misfortunes that may befall him abroad)

Capriccio on the Departing of his Most Beloved Brother in B-flat Major, BWV992: iii. Adagiosissimo: Ist ein allgemeines Lamento der Freunde (The general lament of his friends)

Capriccio on the Departing of his Most Beloved Brother in B-flat Major, BWV992: iv. Allhier kommen die Freunde (weil sie doch sehen, daß es sanders nicht sein kann) und nehmen Abschied (His friends come, since they see that it must be)

Capriccio on the Departing of his Most Beloved Brother in B-flat Major, BWV992: v. Allegro poco: Aria di Postiglione