Nils Anders Mortensen -Klavierwerke -Lawo Classics CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Franz?sische Ouvertüre h-moll BWV 831 (Partita aus Clavierübung II)

01. "1. Ouvertüre"

02. "2. Courante"

03. "3. Gavotte 1 - Gavotte 2"

04. "4. Passepied 1 - Passepied 2"

05. "5. Sarabande"

06. "6. Bourr?e 1 - Bourr?e 2"

07. "7. Gigue"

08. "8. Echo"
Sarabande con Partie C-Dur BWV 990

09. "1. Sarabande"

10. "2. Variation 1"

11. "3. Variation 2"

12. "4. Variation 3"

13. "5. Variation 4"

14. "6. Variation 5"

15. "7. Variation 6"

16. "8. Variation 7"

17. "9. Variation 8"

18. "10. Variation 9"

19. "11. Variation 10"

20. "12. Variation 11"

21. "13. Variation 12: Allemande"

22. "14. Variation 13: Courante"

23. "15. Variation 14"

24. "16. Variation 15: L'ultima partita o giguetta"
Englische Suite Nr. 6 d-moll BWV 811

25. "1. Pr?ludium"

26. "2. Allemande"

27. "3. Courante"

28. "4. Sarabande"

29. "5. Double"

30. "6. Gavotte 1 - Gavotte 2"

31. "7. Gigue"

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Sarabande Con Partite, Bwv 990 / Englische Suite Nr. 6

Description:

Excluding the numerous organ compositions, the majority of Bach's keyboard music is classified under well-defined headings â?? the 48 Preludes and Fugues known as The Well-Tempered Clavier, the English Suites, French Suites, Partitas, 2- and 3-part Inventions, Toccatas, and arrangements of other composers' concertos. Works which stand alone include the Goldberg Variations, the Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue and the Italian Concerto, but there remain many other gems which are relatively neglected simply because they are not so readily pigeon-holed. - SARABANDE CON PARTITE, BWV 990 / ENGLISCHE SUITE NR. 6

Bach's works are universal and essentially independent of the instrument the performer is playing. But the use of a modern grand piano is a challenge. Pianist Nils Anders Mortensen uses various approaches to the music, with a nod at times to the historical instruments, or an affirmation of the modern grand piano's inherent possibilities. Nils Anders Mortensen was born in Flekkefjord in 1971 and began playing piano at age three. In 1986 he won the Norwegian Young Pianist Competition. He studied at the Norwegian Academy of Music, École Normale in Paris, and Hochschule für Musik und Theater in Hannover. His most important teachers have been Einar Steen-Nøkleberg, Tatjana Nikolajeva, and Hans Leygraf.

Manufacturer No.:

LWC1174

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