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Topic: What do you enjoy playing from Bach?
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hermanberntzen
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What do you enjoy playing from Bach?
on: January 04, 2012, 07:59:55 PM
Personally i love to play Johann Sebastian Bach , the freedom it gives to my playing is magnificent! I have enjoyed several of he's pieces.. Im very found of playing the Contrapunctus No.1 from the Art of Fugue BWV.1080 a very late piece of Bach.. And a piece from a very hard time of his life.
Which pieces to you enjoy to play from him , when you feel this kind of freedom to it?
And what's youre favorite "set" of pieces by Johann Sebastian Bach?
For me the Partita's for the Keyboard & Kunst der Fuge stands very high on the list.
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49410enrique
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Re: What do you enjoy playing from Bach?
Reply #1 on: January 04, 2012, 09:52:00 PM
i've recently discovered Kabalevsky's Bach transcription, i think they're quite wonderful and I may be visiting them soon
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pianoplayjl
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Re: What do you enjoy playing from Bach?
Reply #2 on: January 05, 2012, 01:52:05 AM
I mostly enjoy listening to his well tempered clavier prelude and fugues. Occasionally I might play one if I learn one. I also enjoy listening to his French suites. Quite wonderful, colourful and full of contrast. Sometimes I find that fugues are really fun to play, sometimes the prelude. Without a doubt both are extremely challenging. They are not physically tiring but mentally tiring. Sometimes I find mentally tiring sucks more than physical.
JL
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