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Topic: Bach - Partita 6 in E minor (Read 2628 times)

gregwer

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Bach - Partita 6 in E minor

on: February 17, 2018, 04:48:54 PM

Hello everyone! I would like to share with you my live rendition of this beautiful Partita. Hope you like it and all opinions and advices are welcome!

Toccata:

Allemande:

Courante:

Aria:

Sarabande:

Tempo di Gavotta:

Gigue:

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pianoville

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Re: Bach - Partita 6 in E minor

Reply #1 on: February 17, 2018, 07:56:28 PM

Sounds great! You have a very good sense of rhytm, an articulation that works very well for Bach and all the voices are clear. I have one advice for the toccata though. It needs to sound more like an improvisation in the outer sections, but the fugue in the middle was great! I have always thought Bach is the most difficult composer to play well, but you nailed it!

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