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2-Seiter Bach Kant Engl. UK.Indd Johann Sebastian Bach The Complete Cantatas in Paperback in association with the Johann Sebastian Bach Institute, Göttingen and the Bach Archive, Leipzig Reproduced from the »New Bach Edition« hardback volumes published by Bärenreiter To celebrate the completion of the This special edition of 19 volumes »New Bach Edition«, the last word in (including an index) exclusively offers Bach scholarship and an extraordinary the authoritative musical text publishing achievement, Bärenreiter is of the »New Bach Edition« meeting offering the Complete Cantatas, Bärenreiter Urtext standards. Each volume Chorales and Motets in a handy, readable is printed on high quality paper and and affordable paperback format. has a durable sewn binding. A must for everyone who is passionate about Bach’s music. Prepublication price valid until 30 April 2007: £ 350.00 List price 5from.00 1 May 2007: ca. £ 41 Order now and save over 15%. Johann Sebastian Bach The Complete Cantatas in Paperback ISMN M-006-20474-8 TP 2004 BÄRENREITER Johann Sebastian Bach The Complete Cantatas in Paperback Bärenreiter’s unique edition containing more • The complete Bach cantatas, motets, chorales and than 200 works, includes all the cantatas together sacred songs together in a set with the motets, chorales and sacred songs published • Scholarly critical editions with the Urtext of the in the Urtext »New Bach Edition« (Series I and III). »New Bach Edition« As a special extra, the recently discovered aria • Introduction by Christoph Wolff (German/English) »Alles mit Gott und nichts ohn’ ihn« is also included. • Clear notation, excellent layout, compact format (16.5 x 22.5cm) Only available in this set is an additional volume with an • Index introduction by the internationally renowned Bach scholar, Christoph Wolff (German/English), as well as an index. Johann Sebastian Bach The Complete Cantatas in Paperback Bärenreiter Urtext Study scores in two sturdy boxes for shipping 19 volumes with more than 11,000 pages, format approx. 16.5 x 22.5 cm TP 2004; ISMN M-006-20474-8 To appear April 2007 Please fi nd detailed information at www.baerenreiter.com Order form for prepublication price offer Offer valid ONLY for orders placed in the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore Please accept my order for Johann Sebastian Bach: The Complete Cantatas in Paperback ❏ I enclose my cheque (payable to FM Distribution) in the amount of £ 356.00 (£ 350.00 plus £ 6.00 UK carriage). Valid for orders received from the above territories by 30 April 2007. ❏ Please charge my credit/debit card as listed below in the amount of £ 356.00 (£ 350.00 plus £ 6.00 UK carriage). Valid for orders received from the above territories by 30 April 2007. Offi cial orders from institutions (e.g. Libraries, Colleges, Schools) must be received by 30 April 2007. Customers outside the UK please enquire fi rst for carriage charges. Card No Expiry Date Issue No. (Switch only) Security No. (last 3 digits on back) Signature Date Name & address (please print) Daytime ‘phone E-mail Bärenreiter Ltd. · Burnt Mill · Elizabeth Way · Harlow · Essex CM20 2HX · GB · Tel. ++44 (0) 1279 828930 · Fax ++44 (0) 1279 828931 · [email protected].
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