MuseData: Johann Sebastian Bach

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Cantatas

Masses

Brandenburg Concertos

Well-tempered Clavier

Two- and Three-part Inventions

Bach's two-part inventions (BWV 772-786) constituted one set of several that J. S. Bach composed for his gifted son Wilhelm Friedemann Bach (1710-1784). The term invention is traced to the solo violin pieces Op. 10 (1713) by Francesco Antonio Bonporti (1672-1749), a Trentine composer.

Work No. Catalogue No. Genre / Instrument Key Score
No. 1 BWV 772 Invention / harpsichord Example Example
No. 1a BWV 772a Invention / harpsichord Example Example
No. 2 BWV 773 Invention / harpsichord Example Example
No. 3 BWV 774 Invention / harpsichord Example Example
No. 4 BWV 775 Invention / harpsichord Example Example
No. 5 BWV 776 Invention / harpsichord Example Example
No. 6 BWV 777 Invention / harpsichord Example Example
No. 7 BWV 778 Invention / harpsichord Example Example
No. 8 BWV 779 Invention / harpsichord Example Example
No. 9 BWV 780 Invention / harpsichord Example Example
No. 10 BWV 781 Invention / harpsichord Example Example
No. 11 BWV 782 Invention / harpsichord Example Example
No. 12 BWV 783 Invention / harpsichord Example Example
No. 13 BWV 784 Invention / harpsichord Example Example
No. 14 BWV 785 Invention / harpsichord Example Example
No. 15 BWV 786 Invention / harpsichord Example Example