Sergey Schepkin -Die Partiten BWV 825-830 -Steinway & Sons CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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1.1 I. Prelude

1.2 II. Allemande

1.3 III. Corrente

1.4 IV. Sarabande

1.5 V. Menuet I

1.6 VI. Menuet II

1.7 VII. Gigue

1.8 I. Sinfonia

1.9 II. Allemande

1.10 III. Courante

1.11 IV. Sarabande

1.12 V. Rondeaux

1.13 VI. Capriccio

1.14 I. Fantasia

1.15 II. Allemande

1.16 III. Corrente

1.17 IV. Sarabande

1.18 V. Burlesca

1.19 VI. Scherzo

1.20 VII. Gigue

1.21 I. Sinfonia (Embellished)

2.1 I. Ouverture

2.2 II. Allemande

2.3 III. Courante

2.4 IV. Aria

2.5 V. Sarabande

2.6 VI. Menuet

2.7 VII. Gigue

2.8 I. Prelude

2.9 II. Allemande

2.10 III. Corrente

2.11 IV. Sarabande

2.12 V. Tempo Di Minuetto

2.13 VI. Passepied

2.14 VII. Gigue

2.15 I. Toccata

2.16 II. Allemande

2.17 III. Corrente

2.18 IV. Air

2.19 V. Sarabande

2.20 VI. Tempo Di Gavotta

2.21 Gigue

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Johann Sebastian Bach's Partitas, BWV 825-830, were published between 1726 and 1730, and were the first of his works to be published under his direction. They were among the last of his keyboard suites to be composed, and are by far the most technically demanding. A Russian born American pianist, Sergey Schepkin is based in Massachusetts, and is a leading authority on the interpretation of Bach's work. This release is Schepkin's second recording with Steinway & Sons. "Mr. Schepkin's technical skills and innate virtuosity are integral in bringing the Baroque embellishments and ornamentation to his Steinway piano and to the ears of a modern listener." (AXS) "Russian-American pianist Sergey Schepkin leaves you in no doubt why Bach is at the heart of his repertoire." (Gramophone)

Recorded at Jordan Hall, New England Conservatory, Boston: Partita No. 1, BWV 825 on September 14, 2015; Partitas Nos. 2?6, BWV 826?830 on September 14 and 29, 2014.

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STNS30062

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