Something for a Friday: All of Bach

[Keraulophone]

If I may, I'll bring this thread up to date with separate posts for the latest recordings instead of cramming them all together. That should make it easier for members here to discuss them, should they wish to do so. To begin:

WCT Book 2 No.7 in E flat

I was allocated this one to play (on the piano) when we held a sponsored ‘48’ to raise funds to buy a new grand piano for the cathedral. (We also played a Chopin ‘Mazurkathon’!). This P & F may not be the most taxing to play or analyse, but the Prelude has a great deal of charm, and the Fugue unfolds in majestic flow. Sviatoslav Richter’s DG recording is one that I admire, along with András Schiff’s on ECM. The harpsichordist’s rubato here is a little too fussy for my taste.
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That should bring things up to date. Apologies for any double posting, etc.

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If I may, I'll bring this thread up to date with separate posts for the latest recordings instead of cramming them all together. That should make it easier for members here to discuss them, should they wish to do so. To begin:

[oddoneout]

Just found this marvellous piece

https://www.bachvereniging.nl/en/bwv/bwv-121-1/

charcoal footwarmer - very topical!

[Padraig]

Just found this marvellous piece

https://www.bachvereniging.nl/en/bwv/bwv-121-1/

[Mandryka]

Cantata - O Ewigkeit, du Donnerwort BWV 60 - Sato

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_oOl0aw5H8c

Very nice.