Johann Sebastian Bach;
Antonio Vivaldi;
listienne Roger;
Italian concertos;
organ arrangements;
Adam Christoph Sellius;
Halle;
Leipzig;
book trade;
D O I:
10.1093/em/caz041
中图分类号:
J6 [音乐];
学科分类号:
摘要:
The article opens with a discussion of the Italian and ltalianate concertos that Johann Sebastian Bach transcribed for the organ and harpsichord (Bwv592-96, Bwv972-87). Hans -Joachim Schulze has suggested that Bach encountered these Italian instrumental works as a result of a trip by Prince Johann Ernst of Saxe -Weimar to the Netherlands. This article suggests an alternative route for Bach to have gained copies of Italian concertos, namely via the Ilalle and Leipzig bookseller Adam Christoph Sellius. Ile traded in sheet music published by Estienne Roger in Amsterdam and also in French printed music, probably imported through his contacts in the Netherlands.