W. F. Bach - Keyboard Works Volume 3
Sonatas and Suite
Julia Brown (harpsichord)
technically Ms Brown's performances are impressive, and the evocative character of Friedemann's keyboard works is convincingly conveyed.
W. F. Bach - Keyboard Works Volume 3
Sonatas and Suite
Julia Brown (harpsichord)
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technically Ms Brown's performances are impressive, and the evocative character of Friedemann's keyboard works is convincingly conveyed.
About
Wilhelm Friedemann Bach was renowned as a brilliant improviser and keyboard performer. His keyboard sonatas, filled with quirky contrasts and a more adventurously chromatic and exploratory style than that of his contemporaries, attest to his individualism and virtuoso technical skill. His only Suite reworks and expands his father, J.S. Bach’s models, turning conventional dance movements into character pieces. W.F. Bach’s enthralling and unexpected twists and turns create an expressive and unique musical language, performed by the ‘wonderful’ Julia Brown. (Fanfare on 8570530, W.F. Bach Keyboard Works Vol. 2)
Contents and tracklist
- Julia Brown (harpsichord)
- Recorded: 6-7 June 2011
- Recording Venue: Episcopal Church of the Resurrection, Eugene, Oregon, USA
- Julia Brown (harpsichord)
- Recorded: 6-7 June 2011
- Recording Venue: Episcopal Church of the Resurrection, Eugene, Oregon, USA
- Julia Brown (harpsichord)
- Recorded: 6-7 June 2011
- Recording Venue: Episcopal Church of the Resurrection, Eugene, Oregon, USA
- Julia Brown (harpsichord)
- Recorded: 6-7 June 2011
- Recording Venue: Episcopal Church of the Resurrection, Eugene, Oregon, USA
- Julia Brown (harpsichord)
- Recorded: 6-7 June 2011
- Recording Venue: Episcopal Church of the Resurrection, Eugene, Oregon, USA
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technically Ms Brown's performances are impressive, and the evocative character of Friedemann's keyboard works is convincingly conveyed.
