The universe of Bach played by the violin poet
This is a supreme recording that combines technique and musicality at a high level.
Within the constraints of unaccompanied music, Bach's contrapuntal thinking and melodic beauty are fully expressed. Grumiaux's warm tone and intelligent approach bring out the depth of the work. This performance goes beyond mere technical achievement and delves into the essence of the music. This is a masterpiece that deserves to be listened to not only by classical music lovers, but by a wide audience.
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A:
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1)
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1. Allemande
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2)
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2. Courante
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3)
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3. Sarabande
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4. Gigue
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2. Double
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3. Courante
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4. Double (Presto)
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5. Sarabande
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6. Double
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7. Tempo Di Bourrée
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8. Double
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1. Allemande
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B:
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1)
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5. Chaconne
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2)
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1. Preludio
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3)
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2. Loure
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3. Gavotte En Rondeau
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4. Menuet I-II
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5. Bourrée
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6. Gigue
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Composed By - Johann Sebastian Bach
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Violin - Arthur Grumiaux
