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I was digging around in my old music and ran across an old hand scribbled score for the Double of the Bourree (BWV 1002) from the "Suite in Bm for Unaccompanied Violin". I used to play this and remember it as being moderately tough on the hands but fun, so I thought I'd give my hands a little test to see if they could still handle it.
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NOTE: I've pulled the remaining original text on this one where I asked for critique.
The critiques were great - and both Sarn Dyer and Larry Deack nailed me (to their further credit - quite gently) on the fact that what I was playing (below) sort of misses the mark of the Bourree it doubles - especially (I think) at the opening (for convenience, I've included the Bourree (BWV 1002) in the scores page).
Your comments and critique are still welcome, of course, but, if you intend to play this and are looking for an example to watch/listen to as you begin learning this Double, take my version below with a grain of salt.
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