Your favorite J.S. Bach


On 28 July 1750 J.S.Bach died. Lets hear what are you going to "spin" tonight to celebrate the remembrance to one of the greatest gifts to humanity?!

Goldberg Variations by Vladimir Feltsman (please listen to the 1. Aria)
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Brandenburg Concerto No. 3, Pinnock/English Concert, Archiv 2742003

Cello Suite No 2 in d, Starker, Mercury SR3-9016
--fifth brandenburger
--musical offering
--d minor concerto for two violins
--two part inventions(because of the sweat it cost me to learn to play a few of them)
Christopher Herrick playing the Trio Sonatas on the organ (Hyperion CD). I once asked him which of the trio sonatas was his favorite, and his response was "Whichever one I'm playing at the time!".
In recent weeks, the CD player has been repeatedly spinning two recordings of Bach on modern piano:

* Angela Hewitt's glorious performance of the Toccatas (on Hyperion)
* Andras Schiff's probing new recording of the Goldberg Variations (on ECM)