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Johann Sebastian Bach: The Complete Works For Keyboard, Vol. 5 'toccata / Weimar 1708-1717'

Benjamin Alard (early keyboard instruments)

Johann Sebastian Bach: The Complete Works For Keyboard, Vol. 5 'toccata / Weimar 1708-1717'
thoughtful, heartfelt and beautifully realised performances…Alard’s simple and direct portrayal of Bach’s unshakeable faith achieves transcendent eloquence.

Johann Sebastian Bach: The Complete Works For Keyboard, Vol. 5 'toccata / Weimar 1708-1717'

Benjamin Alard (early keyboard instruments)

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thoughtful, heartfelt and beautifully realised performances…Alard’s simple and direct portrayal of Bach’s unshakeable faith achieves transcendent eloquence.

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With Volume 5, Benjamin Alard closes the trilogy dedicated to the Weimar period.

Here we reach the toccatas, preludes, fantasies and fugues that show the extent to which Bach now mastered French and Italian influences, only to emancipate himself from them and compose in complete freedom.

An unexpected instrument makes its first appearance in this complete recording played on the finest historical keyboards: the clavichord, perfectly at home alongside the organ and the harpsichord.

Contents and tracklist

I. Allegro
Track length2:54
II. Adagio
Track length2:02
III. Allegro
Track length2:16
I. Allegro
Track length2:24
II. Adagio - Allegro
Track length3:45
III. Allegro
Track length1:54
I. Adagio - Presto - Adagio - Presto - Grave
Track length2:05
II. Un poco allegro
Track length2:19
III. Adagio
Track length0:30
IV. Vivace
Track length1:23
I. Adagio
Track length2:03
II. Vivace
Track length2:06
III. Adagio
Track length2:04
IV. Prestissimo
Track length5:08

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January 2022

thoughtful, heartfelt and beautifully realised performances…Alard’s simple and direct portrayal of Bach’s unshakeable faith achieves transcendent eloquence.
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