Bach, JS – Suites for Violoncello Solo BWV 1007-1012

$24.00

This is not a Casals edition, but rather one edited by students and disciplies of Casals.  Marie Roemaet Rosanoff and Lieff Rosanoff feel they offer a representation of Casals’ teachings, and his tradition of performance as they remained in personal and artistic contact with Casals.  Suite 5 does not use the original tuning (scordatura) but normal tuning.

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