Hello! Does anyone know which album of complete Well tempered Clavier and Beethoven complete sonatas I can buy? Who are the good interpreters of such works? So far I have Daniel Barenboim's WTC book 1, fredrich Gulda's WTC book 2, and Claudio Arrau's Beethovens. What more? |
| Which is your favorite bach prelude and Fugue? My favorite is XXI from the Well-Tempered Clavier book 1. I like it because the prelude is kind of crazy, and the fugue doesn't sound as wierd and atonal as most fugues do. |
Hi:)
I need one prelude and one fugue Wohltemperierte Klavier. The problem is.. I hate Bach..
I need something that I can almost enjoy.
I enjoy listening to pieces like: Chopin op 10 4, 10 12, 25 11, 25 6, Scriabin op 11 no 14, op 42 no 5, op 8 12, liszt: la camp. mazeppa, rach 23 5, BEGINNING rach concert 2 and 3. Hope I make my taste clear. If I don't just ask!
Thanks for answers! :) Triton.
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I think the time has come for a board (read: ghetto) dedicated to posts about these damned two etudes. Would you people please go open up the Well-Tempered Clavier for a change? Or just sit at home and read a book.
Walter Ramsey [/quote]
Let's all discuss the WTC. It's a great work, yet how many of us listent to it or discuss it? I think it doesn't have the same competitive edge to it that the Chopin Etudes have--who can be more intimidating by playing it 3 notches faster on the metronome.
I have a good topic for discussing these. We can talk about them from the standpoint of the Affections, the Baroque idea that each piece of music embodies one basic emotion. So, which is your favorite part of the WTC and which affection do you think it embodies.
Feel free to discuss which is hardest, flashiest, whatever if you wish.
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