Description
Allegro BWV998 J.S. Bach is a galant style dance in triple meter, which has Italianate running sixteenth notes in two part harmony. Basically it is Bach rounding off the ideas from the Fugue, using them in interesting variations throughout.
This score has within it
- Left hand fingering suggestions.
- TAB, so you’re never lost on the fretboard.
The score has been carefully annotated and typeset to make learning, and reading as clear as possible. The staves have been spread for accessibility and for clarity. And finally with TAB, and LH fingering suggestions, so you will not get lost in the score.It is fully supported by 8 videos which will walk you through the score, and the piece. And also the videos will give you my RH suggestions.
Here is Rhayn’s take on Allegro BWV 998 J.S. Bach, and why this guide will help you.
This is a classical galant style dance section, the sixteenth notes lend an air to the improvised feel we had before. However this is Bach reigning in the more passionate side from the fugue’s second section. This is has some truly beautiful moments in it, well worth the trouble to learn.
Note: you will need to have some technique already to play this – late beginner to intermediate.
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