Oboe Concerto Reconstructions
Sheet music
Full Scores
6
Parts
6
Arrangements and Transcriptions
4
Performances
Synthesized/MIDI
2
Commercial Recordings
25
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Nils Jönsson.
Jun Tamura, 2018/2020.
Arranger
Jun Tamura (b. 1959), reconstruction and arrangement
Publisher
Tokyo: Jun Tamura, 2018/2020.
Misc. Notes
Major revision after reading through the following important references:
- Haynes, Bruce, “Johann Sebastian Bachs Oboekonzerte,” Bach-Jahrbuch 37, 1992
- Bach, Johann Sebastian, Konzerte für Cembalo, BWV 1052-1059, Kritische Bericht (critical commentary), Bärenreiter (2001) BA 5090-41, ISMN 979-0- 006-49469-9, Neue Bach-Ausgabe. Serie VII, Band 4, Ed. Breig, Werner (1932-).
- Dirksen, Pieter, “Bach’s Violin Concerto in G Minor,” Bach Perspectives 7, University of Illinois Press, 2008
These references are now properly cited in the preface and editorial note. (3 Jan 2020, Jun_T)
The famous "Largo" (also known as "Arioso"), an arrangement of BWV 1056/2 and/or BWV 156/1, a piece often performed as the second movement of the concerto, is included as "Appendix" in this edition, since this "Largo" is known NOT to belong to the original violin (or oboe) concerto. Please refer the editorial note included in the scores for details. (10 June 2021, Jun_T)
Yoshio Sakurai, 2024.
Arranger
Yoshio Sakurai (b. 1962), reconstruction and arrangement
Publisher
Tokyo: Yoshio Sakurai, 2024.
Misc. Notes
The figures for the basso continuo were devised and realized by the arranger.
The MP3 audio can be listened to on this page.
On March 6, 2026, the realization of the basso continuo was revised to "Revision 1.10" on a large scale by the arranger,
revising voicings, consecutive fifths, hidden fifths and eighths, and making several revisions to figures themselves in the realization of the basso continuo.
The MP3 audio can be listened to on this page.
On March 6, 2026, the realization of the basso continuo was revised to "Revision 1.10" on a large scale by the arranger,
revising voicings, consecutive fifths, hidden fifths and eighths, and making several revisions to figures themselves in the realization of the basso continuo.
Violin Concerto Reconstructions
Violin Concerto Reconstructions
C.F. Peters, n.d.(ca.1904).
Arranger
Gustav Schreck (1849–1918), reconstruction
Publisher
Leipzig: C.F. Peters, n.d.(ca.1904). Plate 8982.
Reprinted
New York: E.F. Kalmus, n.d.[1933–70]. Catalog A8861.
Misc. Notes
600 dpi.
Copyright
Nils Jönsson.
Jun Tamura, 2018/2020.
Arranger
Jun Tamura (b. 1959), reconstruction and arrangement
Publisher
Tokyo: Jun Tamura, 2018/2020.
Misc. Notes
Major revision after reading through the following important references:
- Haynes, Bruce, “Johann Sebastian Bachs Oboekonzerte,” Bach-Jahrbuch 37, 1992
- Bach, Johann Sebastian, Konzerte für Cembalo, BWV 1052-1059, Kritische Bericht (critical commentary), Bärenreiter (2001) BA 5090-41, ISMN 979-0- 006-49469-9, Neue Bach-Ausgabe. Serie VII, Band 4, Ed. Breig, Werner (1932-).
- Dirksen, Pieter, “Bach’s Violin Concerto in G Minor,” Bach Perspectives 7, University of Illinois Press, 2008
These references are now properly cited in the preface and editorial note. (3 Jan 2020, Jun_T) The famous "Largo" (also known as "Arioso"), an arrangement of BWV 1056/2 and/or BWV 156/1, a piece often performed as the second movement of the concerto, is included as "Appendix" in this edition, since this "Largo" is known NOT to belong to the original violin (or oboe) concerto. Please refer the editorial note included in the scores for details. (10 June 2021, Jun_T)
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Oboe Concerto Reconstructions
Oboe Concerto Reconstructions
Oboe Concerto Reconstructions
Oboe Concerto Reconstructions
Nils Jönsson.
Oboe Concerto Reconstructions
Oboe Concerto Reconstructions
Jun Tamura, 2018/2020.
Arranger
Jun Tamura (b. 1959), reconstruction and arrangement
Publisher
Tokyo: Jun Tamura, 2018/2020.
Misc. Notes
Major revision after reading through the following important references:
- Haynes, Bruce, “Johann Sebastian Bachs Oboekonzerte,” Bach-Jahrbuch 37, 1992
- Bach, Johann Sebastian, Konzerte für Cembalo, BWV 1052-1059, Kritische Bericht (critical commentary), Bärenreiter (2001) BA 5090-41, ISMN 979-0- 006-49469-9, Neue Bach-Ausgabe. Serie VII, Band 4, Ed. Breig, Werner (1932-).
- Dirksen, Pieter, “Bach’s Violin Concerto in G Minor,” Bach Perspectives 7, University of Illinois Press, 2008
These references are now properly cited in the preface and editorial note. (3 Jan 2020, Jun_T)
The famous "Largo" (also known as "Arioso"), an arrangement of BWV 1056/2 and/or BWV 156/1, a piece often performed as the second movement of the concerto, is included as "Appendix" in this edition, since this "Largo" is known NOT to belong to the original violin (or oboe) concerto. Please refer the editorial note included in the scores for details. (10 June 2021, Jun_T)
Oboe Concerto Reconstructions
Oboe Concerto Reconstructions
Yoshio Sakurai, 2024.
Arranger
Yoshio Sakurai (b. 1962), reconstruction and arrangement
Publisher
Tokyo: Yoshio Sakurai, 2024.
Misc. Notes
The figures for the basso continuo were devised and realized by the arranger.
The MP3 audio can be listened to on this page.
On March 6, 2026, the realization of the basso continuo was revised to "Revision 1.10" on a large scale by the arranger,
revising voicings, consecutive fifths, hidden fifths and eighths, and making several revisions to figures themselves in the realization of the basso continuo.
The MP3 audio can be listened to on this page.
On March 6, 2026, the realization of the basso continuo was revised to "Revision 1.10" on a large scale by the arranger,
revising voicings, consecutive fifths, hidden fifths and eighths, and making several revisions to figures themselves in the realization of the basso continuo.
Violin Concerto Reconstructions
Violin Concerto Reconstructions
Violin Concerto Reconstructions
Violin Concerto Reconstructions
C.F. Peters, n.d.(ca.1904).
Arranger
Gustav Schreck (1849–1918), reconstruction
Publisher
Leipzig: C.F. Peters, n.d.(ca.1904). Plate 8982.
Reprinted
New York: E.F. Kalmus, n.d.[1933–70]. Catalog A8861.
Misc. Notes
600 dpi.
Copyright
Violin Concerto Reconstructions
Violin Concerto Reconstructions
Nils Jönsson.
Violin Concerto Reconstructions
Violin Concerto Reconstructions
Jun Tamura, 2018/2020.
Arranger
Jun Tamura (b. 1959), reconstruction and arrangement
Publisher
Tokyo: Jun Tamura, 2018/2020.
Misc. Notes
Major revision after reading through the following important references:
- Haynes, Bruce, “Johann Sebastian Bachs Oboekonzerte,” Bach-Jahrbuch 37, 1992
- Bach, Johann Sebastian, Konzerte für Cembalo, BWV 1052-1059, Kritische Bericht (critical commentary), Bärenreiter (2001) BA 5090-41, ISMN 979-0- 006-49469-9, Neue Bach-Ausgabe. Serie VII, Band 4, Ed. Breig, Werner (1932-).
- Dirksen, Pieter, “Bach’s Violin Concerto in G Minor,” Bach Perspectives 7, University of Illinois Press, 2008
These references are now properly cited in the preface and editorial note. (3 Jan 2020, Jun_T) The famous "Largo" (also known as "Arioso"), an arrangement of BWV 1056/2 and/or BWV 156/1, a piece often performed as the second movement of the concerto, is included as "Appendix" in this edition, since this "Largo" is known NOT to belong to the original violin (or oboe) concerto. Please refer the editorial note included in the scores for details. (10 June 2021, Jun_T)