Genre: Solo
Composer: Bach
Title: Sonata for Solo Violin No. 1 in G minor BWV 1001
Composition Year: Before 1720
Place of composition: Weimar or Kiteen
Publications / Editions: Sheet music: The National Library of Berlin. In 1802, Jim Locke publishes six songs (BWV 1001 ~ 1006) in one volume.
Dedication and occasion: I am entitled "One of six solo pieces of violin (BWV 1001 ~ 1006) for violin without bass" Fugue is also arranged for organ (BWV 539) or lute (BWV 1000).
Year of release: unknown
Place of premiere: unknown
Starring: Unknown
Instrumentation / vocalist / characters
Solo violin
Composition of movements
1st movement Adagio, G minor 4/4 tempo, 22 short movement, but with a slower tempo. It is a prelude form of tokata type of chord by the midrange method and a chord chord.
2 Movement Fugue. It is a fugue-style movement consisting of Allegro, G forged 4/4 beats, and 94 bars. A responsive topic corresponding to a simple topic emerges after one word. The theme of the fuga goes to the third priest. Following the presentation of the theme, the sentence of the expanded chord type is followed. The second part is the theme of the fourth part.
3 songs Ruhiges Tempo, mit zarten Ausdruck (with stable tempo, delicate expression), G major 3/4 tempo, 2 part format. Clarinet and viola played in a top-down chord, in a top-down chord. The play rate and the accompaniment sound progress repeatedly.
4 pieces Lebhaft, sehr markiert (vividly, very clearly), B flat major 4/4 beat - G flat major - A three part format of A - B - In the middle, the rhythm is played around the rhythm of the octave that was included in the first phrase. The last part leads to Coda.
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