Essential Books for Figured/Thorough Bass and Partimento

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	"Definitely one of the must haves."

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	"Another must have."

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	"Good to get especially as covers Partimenti and approaches to inferring lines based on a skeleton"

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	"More sketches to practice your art."

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	"Good introductions to all of the main treatises. Be aware that some information is no longer relevant."

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	"Part 2 of the above."

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	"Discover the figurations by reverse engineering."

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	"Should you ever get a copy of this, do not pay more than £60. Whilst the information is valuable, it can be learned elsewhere especially CPE Bach/ Heinichen et al."

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	"Again, a good variety of examples from the literature."

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	"The divisons section is noteworthy."

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	"Again, one of the must haves. Don't let the low star review put you off."

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	"Look at the realisations."

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	"Must have."

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	"One of the early ones but do not pay over the odds. It's nice to have not must have!"

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	"Good for the appendix containing rules, guidelines and examples concerning thoroughbass written by Bach. Parts are a parphrase of Niedt. Differs from Bach reader and Forkel bio."

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	"I believe this book to be essential reading. Worth buying just for the schema representations and rule of the octave. In fact learn the Rule of the Octave before attempting any figured/thoroughbass."

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	"Whilst I don't have this book, you will find much is contained in Spitta vol 3; there is also an e version from Questia for which you pay a sub should you want to read. Not a must have."