Reconstructed and harmonized by Henri Casadesus; orchestrated by Francis Casadesus.

With this work in two movements the 'Buckeburg Bach', J. S. Bach's second youngest surviving son, created one of the first piano duets. The first movement is in classic sonata form, the second movement is a rondo. The degree of difficulty is comparable to the Mozart sonatas; both players have an equal share in the thematic development.

Recontructed by Henri Casadesus.

Includes alternate solo parts for violin and cello as well as a piano reduction.

Includes alternate solo parts for viola and violin as well as a piano reduction.

Includes alternate solo parts for viola and cello as well as a piano reduction.

Flute and violin (flute).

Originally set for voices with cornetts, strings and continuo as accompaniment, this new edition by Patrick Liebergen uses two optional flutes for color. The SSA voicing is a perfect way to introduce your women's choirs to the music of the Classical period. Available for SAB and SSA. Performance Time: Approx. 1:55.

Originally set for voices with cornetts, strings and continuo as accompaniment, this new edition by Patrick Liebergen uses two optional flutes for color. The SSA voicing is a perfect way to introduce your women's choirs to the music of the Classical period. Available for SAB and SSA. Performance Time: Approx. 1:55.

Piano (harpsichord) and string orchestra.

Available: SATB, SAB.

For violin, violoncello and orchestra.

2 soprano recorders and piano.

2 copies included.

Sonata Op. 17/3 has been edited on several occasions as a version comprising two movements: Allegro assai and Allegro. This is the very first edition to include all three movements of the work.