Francesco Tristano: BachCage
Francesco Tristano
the Bach feels self-concious, though the Cage is full of immediacy
Francesco Tristano: BachCage
Francesco Tristano
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the Bach feels self-concious, though the Cage is full of immediacy
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- Francesco Tristano (piano)
- Recorded: 2011
- Recording Venue: Teldex Studio, Berlin
- Francesco Tristano (piano)
- Recorded: 2011
- Recording Venue: Teldex Studio, Berlin
- Francesco Tristano (piano)
- Recorded: 2011
- Recording Venue: Teldex Studio, Berlin
- Francesco Tristano (piano)
- Recorded: 2011
- Recording Venue: Teldex Studio, Berlin
- Francesco Tristano (piano)
- Recorded: 2011
- Recording Venue: Teldex Studio, Berlin
- Francesco Tristano (piano)
- Recorded: 2010
- Recording Venue: Teldex Studio, Berlin
- Francesco Tristano (piano)
- Recorded: 2011
- Recording Venue: Teldex Studio, Berlin
- Francesco Tristano (piano)
- Recorded: 2011
- Recording Venue: Teldex Studio, Berlin
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Awards and reviews
December 2012
the Bach feels self-concious, though the Cage is full of immediacy
October 2012
'bachCage' is a kind concept album imagining Bach as the first composer of widespread influence and Cage the last....Tristano's Interludes are for prepared piano; and, by the time he ends with the Bach Minuet, the full treatment is in place for Bach too - subtle and amusing.
