Bach - Violin Solos from the Sacred Vocal Works (with a second violin part for two soloists) - Violin Solo tuba they also teach the basics

they also teach the basics of articulation

The composition has four movements and became popular in particular on account of the slow movement Clair de lune (HN 391)

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Bach - Violin Solos from the Sacred Vocal Works (with a second violin part for two soloists) - Violin Solo tuba they also teach the basicsUrtext of the New Bach EditionWith a second violin part for movements requiring two soloists Selected and annotated with fingerings, bowings and comments on performance by Martin Wulfhorst Bach employed one or two solo violins in most of his sacred vocal works. However, although these works have a firm place in the musical life of our time, the solo passages and movements they contain are generally not considered fully fledged items of the violin