For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Tamura)
Violin Concerto in D minor, BWV 1052R
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Scores and Parts
Jun Tamura, 2020.
Arranger
Jun Tamura (b. 1959), reconstruction
Publisher
Tokyo: Jun Tamura, 2020.
Misc. Notes
Those who are interested in my reconstruction should also take a look at Benjamin Shute's reconstruction below, which aimed for a similar goal but was done much more professionally. (I'm a mere amateur violinist/violist, after all; 13 Oct 2025, Jun Tamura.)
With a detailed editorial note.
A typo in the editorial note has been corrected. (18 May 2020, Jun_T)
Typos in the score and harpsichord part have been corrected. (20 May 2020, Jun_T)
With a detailed editorial note.
A typo in the editorial note has been corrected. (18 May 2020, Jun_T)
Typos in the score and harpsichord part have been corrected. (20 May 2020, Jun_T)
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Jun Tamura, 2020.
Arranger
Jun Tamura (b. 1959), reconstruction
Publisher
Tokyo: Jun Tamura, 2020.
Misc. Notes
An experimental reconstruction of a putative early version of BWV 1052R. The ripieno consists of three parts (violin, viola, and continuo) instead of four. There is no second movement in this reconstruction.
1-5 /8
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Reitz)
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Reitz)
Breitkopf und Härtel, 1917.
Arranger
Robert Reitz (1884–1951), reconstruction
Publisher
Veröffentlichungen der Neuen Bachgesellschaft. Jahrgang XVIII, Heft 1
Leipzig: Breitkopf und Härtel, 1917. Plate N.B. XVIII. 1.
Leipzig: Breitkopf und Härtel, 1917. Plate N.B. XVIII. 1.
Misc. Notes
900dpi monochrome (movements 1 + 2), not cleaned.
Of all things here, scanning was rather difficult: The printing is pale, the paper yellowed. For the 3rd movement I used a different method.
Of all things here, scanning was rather difficult: The printing is pale, the paper yellowed. For the 3rd movement I used a different method.
Copyright
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Le Guen)
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Le Guen)
David Le Guen, 2020.
Arranger
David Le Guen (b. 1977), reconstruction
Publisher
David Le Guen, 2020.
Misc. Notes
This is a reconstruction of the Harpsichord concerto in D minor, BWV 1052. It includes an appendix that allows the performer to compare the differences between this version and an earlier edition of this work the Harpsichord concerto in D minor, BWV 1052a.
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Ramis)
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Ramis)
Public Domain (dedicated)
Pablo Ramis.
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Shute)
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Shute)
PRB Productions, 2016.
Arranger
Benjamin Shute (b. 1984)
Publisher
PRB Productions, 2016.
Misc. Notes
Initially copyrighted by editor, 2013. Typeset and published by PRB Productions, 2016. With the dissolution of PRB Productions in 2023, all rights reverted to the editor.
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Violin Concerto in D minor, BWV 1052R
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For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Tamura)
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Tamura)
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Tamura)
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Tamura)
Jun Tamura, 2020.
Arranger
Jun Tamura (b. 1959), reconstruction
Publisher
Tokyo: Jun Tamura, 2020.
Misc. Notes
Those who are interested in my reconstruction should also take a look at Benjamin Shute's reconstruction below, which aimed for a similar goal but was done much more professionally. (I'm a mere amateur violinist/violist, after all; 13 Oct 2025, Jun Tamura.)
With a detailed editorial note.
A typo in the editorial note has been corrected. (18 May 2020, Jun_T)
Typos in the score and harpsichord part have been corrected. (20 May 2020, Jun_T)
With a detailed editorial note.
A typo in the editorial note has been corrected. (18 May 2020, Jun_T)
Typos in the score and harpsichord part have been corrected. (20 May 2020, Jun_T)
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Tamura)
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Tamura)
Jun Tamura, 2020.
Arranger
Jun Tamura (b. 1959), reconstruction
Publisher
Tokyo: Jun Tamura, 2020.
Misc. Notes
An experimental reconstruction of a putative early version of BWV 1052R. The ripieno consists of three parts (violin, viola, and continuo) instead of four. There is no second movement in this reconstruction.
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Reitz)
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Reitz)
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Reitz)
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Reitz)
Breitkopf und Härtel, 1917.
Arranger
Robert Reitz (1884–1951), reconstruction
Publisher
Veröffentlichungen der Neuen Bachgesellschaft. Jahrgang XVIII, Heft 1
Leipzig: Breitkopf und Härtel, 1917. Plate N.B. XVIII. 1.
Leipzig: Breitkopf und Härtel, 1917. Plate N.B. XVIII. 1.
Misc. Notes
900dpi monochrome (movements 1 + 2), not cleaned.
Of all things here, scanning was rather difficult: The printing is pale, the paper yellowed. For the 3rd movement I used a different method.
Of all things here, scanning was rather difficult: The printing is pale, the paper yellowed. For the 3rd movement I used a different method.
Copyright
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Le Guen)
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Le Guen)
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Le Guen)
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Le Guen)
David Le Guen, 2020.
Arranger
David Le Guen (b. 1977), reconstruction
Publisher
David Le Guen, 2020.
Misc. Notes
This is a reconstruction of the Harpsichord concerto in D minor, BWV 1052. It includes an appendix that allows the performer to compare the differences between this version and an earlier edition of this work the Harpsichord concerto in D minor, BWV 1052a.
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Ramis)
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Ramis)
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Ramis)
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Ramis)
Public Domain (dedicated)
Pablo Ramis.
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Shute)
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Shute)
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Shute)
For Violin, Strings and Continuo (Shute)
PRB Productions, 2016.
Arranger
Benjamin Shute (b. 1984)
Publisher
PRB Productions, 2016.
Misc. Notes
Initially copyrighted by editor, 2013. Typeset and published by PRB Productions, 2016. With the dissolution of PRB Productions in 2023, all rights reverted to the editor.