Bach Toccata and Fugue in d minor

$18.00

Toccata & Fugue in d minor by Johann Sebastian Bach, arranged by Brittany Harrington-Smith for four bassoons with optional contrabassoon, brings one of the most recognizable works of the Baroque repertoire to the bassoon quartet. Suitable for college and professional ensembles, this arrangement adds a dramatic and serious centerpiece to a bassoon quartet program. Score and parts (print and PDF versions) are available from TrevCo Music.

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Description

Bach’s Toccata & Fugue in d minor is one of the most recognizable pieces in the Baroque repertoire. The Breaking Winds Bassoon Quartet turns this dramatic work into an arrangement for four bassoons, with an optional contrabassoon (but let’s be honest…more contra!).

The arrangement is part of the Breaking Winds Bassoon Quartet Editions and was designed to complement the more serious side of a performance.

Product details

  • Title: Toccata & Fugue in d minor
  • Composer: Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750)
  • Arranger: Brittany Harrington-Smith
  • Instrumentation: 4 bassoons, contrabassoon (optional)
  • Format: Printed score and parts / PDF
  • Publisher: TrevCo Music
  • Edition: 3805–67250
  • Difficulty: College and professional ensemble
  • Genre: Baroque / chamber music / bassoon quartet
  • Series: Breaking Winds Bassoon Quartet Editions
  • Best use: Concert performance, recital, studio performance, chamber music program
  • Price: $18

Who is this sheet music for?

Toccata & Fugue in d minor is a great choice for:

  • Bassoon quartets
  • College and university bassoon ensembles
  • Professional bassoonists
  • Bassoon teachers and studios
  • Advanced chamber music programs
  • Recitals and concert performances
  • Ensembles looking for serious classical repertoire
  • Bassoon quartets with access to a contrabassoon
  • Fans of The Breaking Winds Bassoon Quartet

Why play it?

Because four bassoons need to sound powerful.

Bach’s Toccata & Fugue in d minor provides a dramatic contrast to the lighter and more comedic pieces often associated with The Breaking Winds. The bassoon’s dark, powerful sound makes it particularly well suited to the character of this famous work.

The arrangement can be performed as a quartet with four bassoons or expanded with an optional contrabassoon.

Get the sheet music

The collection is available from TrevCo Music in both physical and PDF editions.