Andras Schiff plays BACH:Invention BWV 772-786 Invention: 1a. C-dur 00:00 2. c-moll 01:44 3. D-dur 04:15 4. d-moll 05:37 5. Es-dur 06:25 6. E-dur 07:55 7. e-moll 11:24 8. F-dur 13:34 9. f-moll 14:29 10. G-dur 16:42 11. g-moll 17:50 12. A-dur 19:08
Andras Schiff plays BACH:Sinfonia BWV 787-801 Sinfonia: 1. C-dur 00:00 2. c-moll 01:18 3. D-dur 03:53 4. d-moll 05:05 5. Es-dur 07:35 6. E-dur 09:54 7. e-moll 11:18 8. F-dur 14:04 9. f-moll 15:03 10. G-dur 18:58 11. g-moll 20:08 12. A-dur 22:30 13.
http://www.TheGreeneSpace.org Pianist András Schiff continues his remarkable Bach year with a visit to The Greene Space. In what promises to be a brilliant and profound exploration of a composer who has long been central to Schiff's artistry, the
Surely Bach's French Suites, which he composed during his years at Cöthen (1717--1723), are among the finest inducements to practise that any teacher has ever made to a pupil. In this case Bach wrote them for his young wife, Anna Magdalena. The
András Schiff plays some of the most representative Bach's work demonstrating the many varied facets of the composer's fertile imagination. András Schiff - Piano Johann Sebastian Bach - Italian Concerto, BWV 971 0:29 Allegro 4:26 Andante 9:07
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