D-Gb, Johann-Sebastian-Bach-Institut, Göttingen
Scholz collection

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Collective manuscript with chorale arrangements: Jesu, meine Freude, BWV 713a, and Vom Himmel hoch (canon in the fifth from the "Kanonische Veränderungen"), BWV 769/2 BWV 683a, and fugue to Jesus Christus, unser Heiland, BWV 689

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1. Appearance

Shelfmark	D-LEb Rara Ib, 107 (olim D Gb Ms. Scholz 4.9.3)
Extent	1 sheet
Measurement, in cm	41,5 x 26,5
Rastrology, in cm	0,95
Paper/Watermark	'IFQ 1'
Cleffing	soprano clef/bass clef/bass clef
Safe-keeping/Quire/Foliation	single sheet, not paged/foliated
Scribe	Leonhard Scholz typeface agitated, BWV 769/2 written flightily
Dating	18th century

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2. Contents

Arrangement	f. 1r: BWV 713a, mm. 31 - 53a f. 1v: BWV 713a, mm. 53b - end f. 2r: BWV 669/2 f. 2v: BWV 713a, mm. 1 - 30
Title-heading	BWV 713a: "Chorale / sopra / Jesu meine / Freude" (before the accolade) BWV 769/2: no title, no ascription"
Model	BWV 769/2: see below ("Remarks")

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3. Miscellaneous

Foreign/later entries	none
Condition of source	rather bad (numerous rips, partly even musical text damaged), in younger times stabilised by affixing a paper on it; traces of use: slightly dirtied in the corners
Provenance	L. Scholz - ? - Franconian private ownership - antique shop Schneider, Tutzing - Johann-Sebastian-Bach-Institut Göttingen (1968)
Literature	R. Emans: Johann Sebastian Bach. Orgelchoräle zweifelhafter Echtheit. Thematischer Katalog, zusammengestellt von Reinmar Emans, Göttingen 1997, No 117
Remarks	BWV 713a = version with pedal [probably principal version, BWV 713, on manuals only]; cf. the manuscript of the Scholz collection in the Österreichische Nationalbibliothek (Mus. Hs. 35149, fascicle 6), which gives BWV 713 in the version on manuals only. BWV 769/2: This is probably a realisation of the original publication. In the original publication the entry of the 2. voice of the canon is adumbrated only by a signum congruentiae and a short incipit. The pedal part of BWV 769/2 is written an octave below.

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11.05.06