Goldberg Variations BWV 988 (Piano with fingerings): Vierter Teil der Clavier-Übung

Bachs Goldberg Variations have remained a challenge for every harpsichord player and pianist to the present day. One special problem with performances on a modern piano is that Bach wrote this work for a two-manual harpsichord. Ragna Schirmers fingering offers the most convenient solutions for the many crossings of the hands necessary on the piano. She also took the engraving of the original print of 1741 as an important guide for dividing the parts between the hands. - Fourth Part of the Clavier Übung - Scholarly-critical Urtext performing edition based on the New Bach Edition - With fingering for performance on modern pianos as well as a commentary regarding the fingering - Division of parts between the hands based on Bachs original print