JS & CPE Bach - Father and Son
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Label: Challenge Classics
Cat No: CC72952
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Instrumental
Release Date: 23rd June 2023
Contents
Works
Arioso mit 7 Variationen, Wq118/4 H54Keyboard Sonatas, Fantasias and Rondos (6), Wq59 'fur Kenner und Liebhaber, Collection 5'
English Suites (6), BWV806-811
Artists
Einav Yarden (piano)Works
Arioso mit 7 Variationen, Wq118/4 H54Keyboard Sonatas, Fantasias and Rondos (6), Wq59 'fur Kenner und Liebhaber, Collection 5'
English Suites (6), BWV806-811
Artists
Einav Yarden (piano)About
"When I first discovered C.P.E Bach's keyboard music, I remember being completely amazed by its versatility and originality, by its inventiveness, spectrum of expression and its boldness
"The majority of the C.P.E. Bach pieces on this album were written in the later part of his career, but two of them were written in the 1740s, in other words while his father was still alive and writing. Each in its way, they offer a window into this interesting transition period in musical style and in C.P.E.'s composition. The works from his later period further unfold his endless originality and ceaseless urge to experiment. The incredible masterpieces of J.S. Bach are milestones of beauty and perfection - and when heard next to the son's pieces, they further highlight just how far, and in how many directions, the son went."
"What an enterprising programme from the Israeli pianist Einav Yarden...Yarden clearly has much to say in this repertoire and she's beautifully recorded too." - Gramophone (on Haydn, CC72742)
"Einav Yarden is a captivating pianist with a clear vision and a wonderful, convincing sound." - Piano News (on Schumann, CC72776)
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