Minuet in G Minor (Anh115)- JS Bach

Grade 4- Late Intermediate
Minuet in G Minor (Anh115) by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 – 1750)

The Notebook for Anna Magdalena is a collection of work Johann Sebastian Bach given to his second wife Anna Magdalena. This notebook is a compilation of music by both Bach and other composers of the era. There is debate over who actually wrote this song. Bach or Chritian Petzold, a german composer and organist. Whichever the case, notebook provides a nearly unparalleled glimpse into the domestic music of the 18th century and the musical tastes of the Bach family.




Technique
Counterpoint: the relationship between two or more voices that are independent in contour and rhythm and are harmonically interdependent. There’s no special pattern to learn but the right hand must be quick to pluck two melodic lines played simultaneously. Bach is the master of counterpoints and making the instrument speak in multiple voices.

Counterpoint. independent voices

Counterpoint. independent voices



Tip
This short piece mood is slow and dreary. Hold the suspended bass as long as possible. Be cautious on the finger for the left hand. This song definitely take practise but it will be a great lesson on counterpoint popular during the Baroque period.

handpim Minuet in G Minor (Anh115)  JS Bach

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Further Reading…
Mel Bay J. S. Bach for Acoustic Guitar: 12 Solos in Notation and Tablature Minuet in G Minor (Anh115)  JS Bach
Bach Lute Suites (Classical Guitar Series) Minuet in G Minor (Anh115)  JS Bach
J.S. Bach – 50 Solos for Classical Guitar Minuet in G Minor (Anh115)  JS Bach

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7 Responses to “Minuet in G Minor (Anh115)- JS Bach”

  1. Wow Christian – you’re skilled with the guitar. You must have put a lot of effort into getting the videos posted and posting really informative stuff. I wish I was learning guitar so that I could take advantage of it. I think classical guitar has a really beautiful sounds – thanks for setting up this site!

  2. Christian!! It’s me, cousin Steve from Canada. Wow! This is incredible! I had no idea you were such a skilled plucker! I don’t if you know, but I’ve been playing drums in a band for many years…I hope we get the chance to jam one day soon!

  3. Thanks stanton. Get a guitar, follow some easy lessons, and you can perform a serenade for you wife. : )

  4. How are you? I would love to jam. my brother is a bassist so you got a trio. I cant sing though : ). If you got some you tube video of your drumming I can link you from my blog. take care skin basher.

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