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Bach cello suites

Early Music, 1999
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Bach cello suites

Early Music, 2000
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Cello Suites Nos 4 and 6

The Musical Times, 1961
Edward Greenfield
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Trills in the Bach Cello Suites

American String Teacher, 2010
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Diaphonic Suites, no. 2, Bassoon and Cello (Or Two Celli)

Notes, 1974
Ruth Crawford Seeger, Richard Swift
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Some Observations on the Sources for Bach’s Violin Soli and Cello Suites

Bach, 2022
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Recovering “Bach’s edition” of the solo cello suites

Eric Altschuler
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Articulation in J. S. Bach's Unaccompanied Cello Suites

American String Teacher, 1998
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INTERVALLIC SCALING IN THE BACH CELLO SUITES

Fractals, 2009
The cello suites of Johann Sebastian Bach exhibit several types of power-law scaling, the best examples of which can be considered fractal in nature. This article examines scaling with respect to the characteristics of melodic interval and its derivative, melodic moment.
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STRUCTURAL SCALING IN BACH'S CELLO SUITE NO. 3

Fractals, 2007
The Bourrée Part I from Johann Sebastian Bach's Cello Suite No. 3 provides a clear example of structural scaling. The recursive form of this structure can be visualized in the manner of a well known fractal construction — the Cantor set.
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