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Search: Partita for Keyboard no 2 in C minor- BWV 826: Sinfonia
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. Bach: Partitas Nos. 2-4Search: Partita for Keyboard no 2 in C minor- BWV 826: Sinfonia from: Sony March 18, 2008 This is a superlative recording. For years, I have enjoyed both playing and listening to Bach's keyboard works. These partitas are among my favourites (especially the 2nd) in the repertoire, and who better to record them than Murray Perahia... Some of you may be aware of his excellent recording of Bach's Goldberg Variations (from several years ago). For years, Glenn Gould's mechanical (and mathematical) approach to those variations had loomed like a spectre over any other recording I heard. It took Perahia to remind me that one can retain technical precision without sacrificing the flow and feeling of the contrapuntal piano record. I exalted Perahia's recording at the time, and always held out a hope that he would ... Read More: |
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. J.S. Bach: Partita No. 1 in B-flat major; Partita No. 2 in E minor; Sonata No. 1 in G minorSearch: Partita for Keyboard no 2 in C minor- BWV 826: Sinfonia from: Connoisseur Society December 26, 2006 This is a superlative recording. For years, I have enjoyed both playing and listening to Bach's keyboard works. These partitas are among my favourites (especially the 2nd) in the repertoire, and who better to record them than Murray Perahia... Some of you may be aware of his excellent recording of Bach's Goldberg Variations (from several years ago). For years, Glenn Gould's mechanical (and mathematical) approach to those variations had loomed like a spectre over any other recording I heard. It took Perahia to remind me that one can retain technical precision without sacrificing the flow and feeling of the contrapuntal piano record. I exalted Perahia's recording at the time, and always held out a hope that he would ... Read More: |