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Gott, wie groß ist deine Güte, BWV 462 with note names

Johann Sebastian Bach · 1 page · Baroque

A sacred song from Schemelli's hymnbook (1736): melody, words and a figured bass. Two flats in the key signature.

Opening bars of Gott, wie groß ist deine Güte, BWV 462 with the letter name written on every notehead
The opening of Gott, wie groß ist deine Güte, every note named. Letters include sharps (♯) and flats (♭) from the key signature.

Right hand letter notes

The treble clef line, first 8 bars, top note of each chord. One row per bar.

  1. 1D D C C C
  2. 2F G F E♭ D D
  3. 3E♭ F D C D E♭
  4. 4C B♭ B♭
  5. 5D D B♭ B♭
  6. 6E♭ D C B♭ A A
  7. 7D D B♭ C
  8. 8A D B

As text: D D C C C | F G F E♭ D D | E♭ F D C D E♭ | C B♭ B♭ | D D B♭ B♭ | E♭ D C B♭ A A | D D B♭ C | A D B

About the score

Engraved by David McNamara for the Mutopia Project. Public Domain. Note names were read by Note Names and checked against the piece's MIDI file.

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