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BACH, Bernard Roberts
The Complete Partitas
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- Disc One
- 1 J.S. Bach, Partita No.1 in B flat major, BWV 825 Praeludium 1.40
- 2 Allemande 3.54
- 4 Sarabande 4.03
- 5 Menuet 1 & 2 2.58
- 6 Giga 2.31
- 7 Partita No.2 in C minor, BWV 826 Sinfonia, Grave adagio - andante - allegro 4.31
- 8 Allemande 4.36
- 9 Courante 2.44
- 10 Sarabande 2.56
- 11 Rondeaux 1.54
- 12 Capriccio 4.00
- 13 Partita No.4 in D major, BWV 828 Ouverture 6.41
- 14 Allemande 8.17
- 15 Courante 4.15
- 16 Aria 2.23
- 17 Sarabande 5.08
- 18 Menuet 1.49
- 19 Gigue 4.10
- Disc Two
- 1 J.S. Bach, Partita No.3 in A minor, BWV 827 Fantasia 2.26
- 2 Allemande 3.06
- 3 Corrente 3.20
- 4 Sarabande 3.40
- 5 Burlesca 2.30
- 6 Scherzo 1.19
- 7 Gigue 3.36
- 8 Partita No.5 in G major, BWV 829 Praeambulum 2.25
- 9 Allemande 4.34
- 10 Corrente 2.02
- 11 Sarabande 3.53
- 12 Tempo di Menuetto 1.55
- 13 Passepied 1.58
- 14 Gigue 4.38
- 15 Partita No.6 in E minor, BWV 830 Toccata 6.00
- 16 Allemande 3.29
- 17 Corrente 5.57
- 18 Air 1.25
- 19 Sarabande 5.32
- 20 Tempo di Gavotta 2.17
- 21 Gigue 8.18
- Recorded at Wyastone. Partitas 1 & 2 recorded 12th & 13th July 2000; 2& 4 recorded 26th & 27th August 2000, 5 & 6 recorded 19th & 20th September 2000
- Bernard Roberts - piano
- BACH
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Nr kat.: NI5673Label : Nimbus Records
Bernard Roberts' reputation as an interpreter of Beethoven and Bach continues with the Complete Partitas. The Partitas, or Clavierübung, were critically acclaimed by Bach's contemporaries for their compositional originality and technical diversity in the late Baroque. They are presented here by Bernard in the follow-up recording to his Forty-eight Preludes and Fugues, the latter gaining condiderable merit from both critics and listeners upon it's release.