Fugue in G minor, BWV 131a (Bach, Johann Sebastian)
| Title | Fugue |
| Alternative title | Fuge |
| Creators | Johann Sebastian Bach, composer |
| Opus | BWV 131a |
| Instrumentation | — |
| Number of movements | — |
| Keys | G minor |
| Composed | 1731 |
| First published | 1852 |
| Dedication | — |
| Tempo markings | — |
| Metronome markings | — |
| Time signatures | — |
| Average duration (sec) | — |
| Number of measures | — |
| Composition types | Fugues |
| Period | Baroque |
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Sections
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Arrangements
| Details | Section | Arranged for | Arranger |
|---|---|---|---|
| View | Complete | 4 recorders | Daniel Harmer |
| View | Complete | 4 viols | Joseph Knapicius |
| View | Complete | violin, viola and cello | Joseph Knapicius |
| View | Complete | organ | Juan Antonio Pedrosa |
Scores
| Details | Section | Type | Publisher | Date | File (click to view) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| View | Complete | — | — | — | Complete Score |
| View | Complete | — | — | — | Complete Score Engraving files (MusicXML) |
| View | Complete | — | IMSLP | 2014 | Complete Score |
| View | Complete | — | Arno Rog | 2018 | Complete Score |
| View | Complete | Arrangement for 4 recorders |
— | — | Complete Score and Parts (SATB) Engraving files (Sibelius, .xml) |
| View | Complete | Arrangement for 4 viols |
— | — | Complete Score and Parts |
| View | Complete | Arrangement for violin, viola and cello |
— | — | Complete Score and Parts |
| View | Complete | Arrangement for organ |
Juan Antonio Pedrosa | 2022 | Complete Score (2 staves) |
Recordings/Performances
| Details | Type | Arranged for | Files (click to listen) |
|---|---|---|---|
| View | MIDI | — | Synthesized Performance |
| View | MIDI | For 4 Recorders (Harmer) | Synthesized Performance |
| View | Synthesized | For 4 Viols (Knapicius) | Synthesized Performance |
| View | Synthesized | For Violin, Viola, and Cello (Knapicius) | Synthesized Performance |
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