Benjamin Alard -Clavierübung I (Partiten BWV 825-830) -Alpha CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Disc 01
Partita für Cembalo Nr. 1 B-Dur BWV 825 (aus Clavierübung I)

01. "1. Pr?ludium"

02. "2. Allemande"

03. "3. Corrente"

04. "4. Sarabande"

05. "5. Menuet 1 - Menuet 2"

06. "6. Giga"
Partita für Cembalo Nr. 2 c-moll BWV 826 (aus Clavierübung I)

07. "1. Sinfonia"

08. "2. Allemande"

09. "3. Sarabande"

10. "4. Courante"

11. "5. Rondeaux"

12. "6. Capriccio"
Partita für Cembalo Nr. 4 D-Dur BWV 828 (aus Clavierübung I)

13. "1. Ouverture"

14. "2. Allemande"

15. "3. Courante"

16. "4. Aria"

17. "5. Sarabande"

18. "6. Menuet"

19. "7. Gigue"

Disc 02
Partita für Cembalo Nr. 3 a-moll BWV 827 (aus Clavierübung I)

01. "1. Fantasia"

02. "2. Allemande"

03. "3. Corrente"

04. "4. Sarabande"

05. "5. Burlesca"

06. "6. Scherzo"

07. "7. Gigue"
Partita für Cembalo Nr. 5 G-Dur BWV 829 (aus Clavierübung I)

08. "1. Pr?ambulum"

09. "2. Allemande"

10. "3. Corrente"

11. "4. Sarabande"

12. "5. Tempo di minuetto"

13. "6. Passepied"

14. "7. Gigue"
Partita für Cembalo Nr. 6 e-moll BWV 830 (aus Clavierübung I)

15. "1. Toccata"

16. "2. Allemande"

17. "3. Corrente"

18. "4. Air"

19. "5. Sarabande"

20. "6. Tempo di gavotta"

21. "7. Gigue"

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Production 2009 ? 2010 Alpha / Made in Germany / Notes en Français / English commentary. Recorded in May 2009 in Paris at Chapelle Notre-Dame de Bon-Secours. Total time CD1 = 77'36 and CD2 = 78'03. Instrument: German harpsichord from the collection of Anthony Sidey. Cover painting by Johannes Vermeer - 'Vue de Delft', 1659-60; La Haye, Mauritshuis (rights reserved). The 44-page glossy booklet has beside French & English notes, also a track, source and credits-list as wel as photos. The booklet and 2 CD's are stored in a 8-panel sideways foldout fully laminated digipak?. Note: This particular release has a sticker with the barcode fetched over the 'original' barcode (see back cover image)

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ALPHA157

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