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- Gillywibble disse...
- Assinante
- Out 18 2009, 17h17
The first movement from St Matthew Passion.

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[quote][b][user]Gillywibble[/user][/b] disse: The first movement from St Matthew Passion.[quote]

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- BaroqueLover101 disse...
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- Dez 2 2009, 0h52
Ciaconna from Violin Partita No. 2 in d-minor
Brandenburg Concerto No. 6 in B-flat Major (Bach was smart and gave the best instrument the solo parts =D)
Suite No. 2 in b-minor

[quote][b][user]BaroqueLover101[/user][/b] disse: Ciaconna from Violin Partita No. 2 in d-minor Brandenburg Concerto No. 6 in B-flat Major (Bach was smart and gave the best instrument the solo parts =D) Suite No. 2 in b-minor[quote]

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- Tursidhion disse...
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- Fev 1 2010, 7h54
The St. Matthew and St. John passions in their entirety are my absolute Bach favorites. They're beautiful...

[quote][b][user]Tursidhion[/user][/b] disse: The St. Matthew and St. John passions in their entirety are my absolute Bach favorites. They're beautiful...[quote]

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- ilsonowl disse...
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- Mai 1 2010, 20h27
Brandenburg Concerto #4 he'd blow Wembley into the Thames if he was around now ...

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[quote][b][user]ilsonowl[/user][/b] disse: Brandenburg Concerto #4 he'd blow Wembley into the Thames if he was around now ...[quote]

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- TragicSymphony disse...
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- Mai 9 2010, 20h17
HARPSICHORDS!

I love his Harpsichord Concerto No. 1 in D Minor (BWV 1052), played by Glenn Gould. But his Badinerie, Air on A G String, and St. Matthew's Passion are also great...plus hundreds of others <3

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[quote][b][user]TragicSymphony[/user][/b] disse: I love his Harpsichord Concerto No. 1 in D Minor (BWV 1052), played by Glenn Gould. But his Badinerie, Air on A G String, and St. Matthew's Passion are also great...plus hundreds of others <3[quote]

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- Isilmakil disse...
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- Jun 17 2010, 21h51
Claviermusic!

For me, it is'nt possible to say, what my favourite is, but I very like the Goldbergvariations played by Ragna Schirmer and Andreas Staier.
Also I like the Harpsichord Concerto in D minor BWV 1052.
And the Art of the Fugue,
I can't stop.

I don't very like the Brandenburg Concertos, but I don't know, why. :-)

[quote][b][user]Isilmakil[/user][/b] disse: For me, it is'nt possible to say, what my favourite is, but I very like the Goldbergvariations played by Ragna Schirmer and Andreas Staier. Also I like the Harpsichord Concerto in D minor BWV 1052. And the Art of the Fugue, I can't stop. I don't very like the Brandenburg Concertos, but I don't know, why. :-)[quote]

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- byroncmw disse...
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- Jul 16 2010, 0h13
These are my favorite JS Bach recordings (so far!)

These I selected for their "out of body experience" inducing music, they are simply incredible performances:

Anne Gastinel playing the Cello Suites

Hilary Hahn, Violin Partitas & Sonatas (her Chaconne is unbelievable)

Evgeni Koroliov, Goldberg Variations (imho better than Gould even)

I also really enjoy listening to the English Suites (Murray Perahia), and the complete sets of Partitas for keyboard (Richard Goode). Julia Fischer also plays the violin sonatas beautifully.

For the Goldberg variations, you should really listen to the adaptation for string trio (Echnaton Trio) and also for Woodwinds (Homecoming Woodwinds) they are both very deightful and profound performances, almost as though Bach wrote for those instruments.

[quote][b][user]byroncmw[/user][/b] disse: These I selected for their "out of body experience" inducing music, they are simply incredible performances: Anne Gastinel playing the Cello Suites Hilary Hahn, Violin Partitas & Sonatas (her Chaconne is unbelievable) Evgeni Koroliov, Goldberg Variations (imho better than Gould even) I also really enjoy listening to the English Suites (Murray Perahia), and the complete sets of Partitas for keyboard (Richard Goode). Julia Fischer also plays the violin sonatas beautifully. For the Goldberg variations, you should really listen to the adaptation for string trio (Echnaton Trio) and also for Woodwinds (Homecoming Woodwinds) they are both very deightful and profound performances, almost as though Bach wrote for those instruments. [quote]

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- Satnos disse...
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- Ago 9 2010, 3h37
Passions Recording!

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[quote][b][user]Satnos[/user][/b] disse: Passions Recording![quote]

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- space_monkey disse...
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- Ago 9 2010, 4h19
Saint Matthews Passion!!!

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[quote][b][user]space_monkey[/user][/b] disse: Saint Matthews Passion!!![quote]

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- mll disse...
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- Ago 13 2010, 20h18
Re: These are my favorite JS Bach recordings (so far!)

byroncmw said:
These I selected for their "out of body experience" inducing music, they are simply incredible performances:

Anne Gastinel playing the Cello Suites

Hilary Hahn, Violin Partitas & Sonatas (her Chaconne is unbelievable)

Evgeni Koroliov, Goldberg Variations (imho better than Gould even)

I also really enjoy listening to the English Suites (Murray Perahia), and the complete sets of Partitas for keyboard (Richard Goode). Julia Fischer also plays the violin sonatas beautifully.

For the Goldberg variations, you should really listen to the adaptation for string trio (Echnaton Trio) and also for Woodwinds (Homecoming Woodwinds) they are both very deightful and profound performances, almost as though Bach wrote for those instruments.

Thanks for the performers suggestions !

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[quote][b][user]mll[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]byroncmw[/user][/b] said: These I selected for their "out of body experience" inducing music, they are simply incredible performances: Anne Gastinel playing the Cello Suites Hilary Hahn, Violin Partitas & Sonatas (her Chaconne is unbelievable) Evgeni Koroliov, Goldberg Variations (imho better than Gould even) I also really enjoy listening to the English Suites (Murray Perahia), and the complete sets of Partitas for keyboard (Richard Goode). Julia Fischer also plays the violin sonatas beautifully. For the Goldberg variations, you should really listen to the adaptation for string trio (Echnaton Trio) and also for Woodwinds (Homecoming Woodwinds) they are both very deightful and profound performances, almost as though Bach wrote for those instruments. [/quote]Thanks for the performers suggestions ![quote]

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- jannissuzon disse...
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- Out 15 2010, 17h51
I must say that is Air on the G String BWV 1068. He created such a tears of joy under the stars.

[quote][b][user]jannissuzon[/user][/b] disse: I must say that is Air on the G String BWV 1068. He created such a tears of joy under the stars. [quote]

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- LordsOfTheStorm disse...
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- Jun 5 2011, 14h16
a_l_a_n said:
Im no expert but for me I think it would be the Aria which I believe is properly known as "Air On A G String". Its one of those great pieces like the Intermezzo from Mascagnis Cavalleria Rusticana that, for me at least, induces feelings from both ends of the emotional spectrum.

Honourable mention to the Brandenburg Concerto (I dont know which movement it is?) for the amazingly progressive psychedelic Doors-like harpsichord solo!

Just my uninformed opinions.

Is that the first movement of No. 5 you're talking about?

[quote][b][user]LordsOfTheStorm[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b][user]a_l_a_n[/user][/b] said: Im no expert but for me I think it would be the Aria which I believe is properly known as "Air On A G String". Its one of those great pieces like the Intermezzo from Mascagnis Cavalleria Rusticana that, for me at least, induces feelings from both ends of the emotional spectrum. Honourable mention to the Brandenburg Concerto (I dont know which movement it is?) for the amazingly progressive psychedelic Doors-like harpsichord solo! Just my uninformed opinions.[/quote] Is that the first movement of No. 5 you're talking about?[quote]

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- mikeedols disse...
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- Dez 19 2011, 9h53
as of now, bwv 565, goldenberg variations and air

[quote][b][user]mikeedols[/user][/b] disse: as of now, bwv 565, goldenberg variations and air[quote]

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