C P E Bach - Solo Keyboard Music Volume 29
Miklós Spányi (clavichord)
Spányi is, as ever, a fastidious player, keenly attuned to Bach's particular brand of Empfindsamkeit, especially in the quasi-improvisatory slow movements.
C P E Bach - Solo Keyboard Music Volume 29
Miklós Spányi (clavichord)
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Spányi is, as ever, a fastidious player, keenly attuned to Bach's particular brand of Empfindsamkeit, especially in the quasi-improvisatory slow movements.
About
With this disc, Miklós Spányi completes C.P.E. Bach's set of ‘Zweyte Fortsetzung’ Sonatas, in itself a continuation of two previous sets (Wq 50 and 51). The composer himself clearly regarded the 18 sonatas of these sets as a major achievement. All of them are substantial works but the three included here might be considered the most diverse and original of the entire series.
Contents and tracklist
Bach, C P E:
Keyboard Sonata in F-Sharp Minor, H. 37
Work length21:45
I. Allegro
Track length9:45
II. Poco andante
Track length5:44
III. Allegro assai
Track length6:16
Bach, C P E:
Keyboard Sonata in E Major, H. 161
Work length12:34
I. Allegro
Track length3:27
II. Larghetto
Track length3:40
III. Allegro
Track length5:27
Bach, C P E:
Keyboard Sonata in E Minor, H. 129
Work length16:39
I. Allegro
Track length8:16
II. L'Einschnitt. Adagio
Track length3:21
III. Allegro di molto
Track length5:02
Bach, C P E:
Keyboard Sonata in C Major, H. 248
Work length14:19
I. Allegro
Track length6:50
II. Adagio assai
Track length1:22
III. Andante
Track length6:07
Bach, C P E:
Keyboard Sonata in C Minor, H. 298
Work length10:06
I. Allegretto
Track length3:25
II. Andante
Track length3:48
III. Allegro
Track length2:53
Awards and reviews
June 2015
Spányi is, as ever, a fastidious player, keenly attuned to Bach's particular brand of Empfindsamkeit, especially in the quasi-improvisatory slow movements.
27th March 2015
Miklós Spányi’s choice of instruments makes this series so enjoyable. Whether it be fortepiano, tangent piano, or Emanuel’s favourite instrument, the clavichord, Spányi has the ability to bring this beautiful music to life...This is an excellent disc.
