Andante from Sonata BWV 1034

Andante from the Sonata in E minor BWV 1034 by Johann Sebastian Bach, one of the most expressive and lyrical movements in the Baroque flute repertoire. It is arranged for flute and string quartet, preserving the elegance and expressive depth of the original Baroque masterpiece.

3’40’’ of serene, lyrical, and deeply intimate music, where the flute unfolds a long, singing melodic line supported by the warm and transparent texture of the string quartet, creating an atmosphere of calm beauty and emotional refinement.

This arrangement highlights cantabile phrasing, expressive nuance, and balanced interplay between the flute and strings, offering a sensitive and rewarding performance experience while remaining accessible to intermediate and advanced-intermediate ensembles.

Perfect for wedding ceremonies, concerts, chamber music programs, and special events, this piece provides a timeless and graceful musical setting that enhances intimate and elegant occasions.

* It is made respecting the Urtext version of the flute part, so that each performer can make their own version.