Six three-part preludes and fugues
Subtitle: K. 404a (after Johann Sebastian and Wilhelm Friedemann Bach)
Contributors: Bach, Johann Sebastian, 1685-1750; Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann, 1710-1784; Grumiaux Trio
Publisher: Philips
Published: 1974
Subjects: String trios; Canons, fugues, etc. (String trio), Arranged
Work titles: Fugues, violin, viola, cello, K. 404a
Notes: Title from container.

Durations on labels.

Program notes in German by T. Römer on container.

No. 1-3 and 6 preceded by originally composed Adagios; no. 4-5, by transcriptions from J.S. Bach's Organ sonatas (S. 527: Adagio e dolce, and S. 526: Largo). The Fugues are transcriptions: no. 1-3, from J.S. Bach's Das Wohltemperirte Clavier (T. 1, no. 8, and T. 2, no. 13-14), no. 4 from his Kunst der Fuge (S. 1080, no. 8), no. 5, from his Organ sonata (S. 526: Allegro), and no. 6 from W.F. Bach's Fuge no. 8 (F. 31).

Grumiaux Trio.
Table of contents: title: No. 1-3 amd 6 preceeded by originally composed Adagios; no. 4-5, by transcriptions from J.S. Bach's Organ sonatas (S. 527: Adagio e dolce, and S. 526: Largo). The Fugues are transcriptions: no. 1-3 from J.S. Bach's Wohltemperierte Clavier (T. 1, no. 8 and T. 2, no. 13-14) no. 4 from his Kunst der Fugue (S. 1080, no. 8) no. 5, from his Organ sonata (S. 326: Allegro and no. 6, from W.F. Bach's Fugue no. 8 (F. 31).