Bach-Schumann-Camwell: Suite No. 1 BWV 1007, for alto saxophone and piano Saxophone Music_Saxophone (All) 2) two soprano saxophones and

2) two soprano saxophones and keyboard

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ISMN: 979-0-3019-0483-1

Bach-Schumann-Camwell: Suite No. 1 BWV 1007, for alto saxophone and piano Saxophone Music_Saxophone (All) 2) two soprano saxophones andCode: JP4104 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0621 7 J. S. Bach's "Suite No. 1" BWV 1007 was originally written for solo cello. Robert Schumann (1810 1856) had spent much time studying the music of Bach beginning in 1831, analyzing the Well Tempered Clavier and other organ works during his musical schooling in Germany. After hearing Mendelssohn's accompaniments to Bach's "Chaconne" as an encore in a violin concert, Schumann began work himself to create piano