Prelude Cello Suite BWV 1007 for Guitar (PDF)

This was one of my first encounters with Bach. I have admired this piece immensely on the cello. What a joy to be able to play it on the guitar.

As an intermediateish guitarist coming to the Bach cello suites for the first time, I had recently started on this Prelude from BWV 1007 using the well-thought-of transcription by Valter Despalj. However, that edition doesn't contain quite enough guidance for players at my level - I still need more input, for example suggested right-hand fingering and the use of legato. Coming across the Werner edition, I found most of what I needed right there, but without excess.
I also found Bradford's video lesson on the Prelude, which includes a general approach to Bach and to the cello suites (a vast topic miraculously fitted into twenty minutes) hugely helpful as a way in, including developing an eye for implied counterpoint and learning to recognise the smallest units of melodic shape As he suggests, learning and living with these suites is a lifetime's undertaking.
As with all Werner editions, the score is beautifully clear and easy to read and Bradford includes just the right amount of information for an informed performance - while encouraging the player to take their own decisions on a sound basis. I trust Bradford and have used a number of his other sheet music publications.
So, when you have the time (!), please go on and publish editions of other movements of this cello suite - and from the other five. (Maybe even, eventually, a complete set, along with written notes on the basic points for approaching them as suggested in the lesson... just an idea. It would be a very helpful entry into these Suites for newcomers to them - and not only.)