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Old 10-20-2020, 02:48 PM   #81 (permalink)
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Mozart Flute Quartets (2017, PentaTone)
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Max Richter seems to be on repeat for me a lot these days.
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Backwards from Winter Douglas Knehans (2020, aBlaze Records)
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J.S. Bach Suite No. 3 in C major, BWV 1009



great commentary (People don't emphasize the dance aspect of his work enough, imo.)
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J.S. Bach Suite No. 3 in C major, BWV 1009



great commentary (People don't emphasize the dance aspect of his work enough, imo.)
Absolutely, Bach's music is immensely danceable. Lovely piece of music btw. What is the thing after the credits? I recognise a bit of one of the cello suites in there but is it improvisation?
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Absolutely, Bach's music is immensely danceable. Lovely piece of music btw. What is the thing after the credits? I recognise a bit of one of the cello suites in there but is it improvisation?
Yeah, I think it's an improvised coda of sorts. Not bad, though.



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Sonata in D Minor for bassoon solo, C.P.E. Bach

Apparently Bach arranged this piece from the Flute Sonata in A minor by Mordechai Rechtman. The performance was a part of this musician/student's dissertation. He's got a great tone!
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Bösendorfer Klavier performing Haydn, Beethoven and Smetena live.
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