

The A Minor Concerto was composed in 1750 and is played more frequently nowadays. In 1753, C. Ph. E. Bach wrote the Concerto in B major Wq 171 while serving at the court of Frederick the Great. Later, adaptations for flute or harpsichord were made.
The A minor Concerto, composed in 1750, is played more frequently nowadays. It is believed that C. Ph. E. Bach wrote the Concerto in B major Wq 171 as the final piece in a group of works in Potsdam in 1753 at the court of Frederick the Great. The adaptations for flute or harpsichord came a little later. The available sources show that the work was distributed through copies in the second half of the 18th century.
Bach, Three Sonatas for Cello (Barenreiter)
Bach, Arioso for Cello from Cantata No. 156 (Fischer)
Concerto in C Minor for cello and piano Jean-Chretien Bach (Salbert)
Bach, 3 Sonatas for Cello BWV 1027-1029 (Peters)
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