rssTwo years
Two year revision completed.
Barenreiter has published all the cantatas in an affordable paperback study edition. This edition is the basis for the current revision. These files have each voice on its own staff.
The revision of the four part chorale sets is now complete and all sets are updated with corrected files. If you find any errors found please contact me. This site has been updated thanks to the vigilance of all readers and users of the files, and I thank everyone who has participated.
The PDF with the standard file name has the chorale with the tenor in octave down G clef. This file is the one linked in the pdf column of the list pages. The PDF with the tenor in bass clef has an 'f' added to the name. It is not linked on the pages but a set is included because it may be easier for keyboard players to read. Examples:
006206.pdf - tenor in octave down G clef
006206f.pdf - tenor in bass or F clef.
Because the sets of the pdf files are quite large, there are two sets, pdf.zip and pdf-f.zip.
mp3 files have been added with this revision; they are found here. Not all the files have an mp3 at this time; I will add more mp3 files and update the longer, more complex chorales as time permits.
mp3s are made with Finale, saved as a midi file, converted to a .mov file with QuickTime 6.5, which requires OS X 10.3 Panther to run. The .mov file is then converted an mp3 in iTunes, and the sound boosted (normalized 80%) in Amadeus Pro.
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