Bach (Camwell): Partita, BWV 1013 adapted for solo saxophone String Music_Vola where Canfield has sought more

where Canfield has sought more to portray events in the history of Armenia than to model the music after any one composer

adding its tiny momentum to a passing breeze

the project was never realized

Bach's chorales are excellent models of 18th-century counterpoint

is a small tribute to Gyorgy Ligeti

Bach (Camwell): Partita, BWV 1013 adapted for solo saxophone String Music_Vola where Canfield has sought moreCode: JP4100 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0541 8 It is believed today, that the Partita for Solo Flute originated from Bach's Cothen period (1770 1723), during which time he composed many chamber works. Virtually unknown at the time, the "Partita in a moll fur Flote solo, BWV1013" was not included in the Gesamtausgabe der Bachgesellschaft of 1900. The Partita is a dance suite, consisting of four popular dances from the time; the Allemande, Corrente, Sarabande and