Cristiano Holtz -Das Wohltemperierte Clavier I -Ramée CD Grooves.land/Playthek

Bemerkungen / Titelliste:

Disc 01
01. "Prelude I in C Major BWV 846"
02. "Fugue I in C Major BWV 846"
03. "Prelude II in C Minor BWV 847"
04. "Fugue II in C Minor BWV 847"
05. "Prelude III in C-sharp Major BWV 848"
06. "Fugue III in C-sharp Major BWV 848"
07. "Prelude IV in C-sharp Minor BWV 849"
08. "Fugue IV in C-sharp Minor BWV 849"
09. "Prelude V in D Major BWV 850"
10. "Fugue V in D Major BWV 850"
11. "Prelude VI in D Minor BWV 851"
12. "Fugue VI in D Minor BWV 851"
13. "Prelude VII in E-flat Major BWV 852"
14. "Fugue VII in E-flat Major BWV 852"
15. "Prelude VIII in E-flat Minor BWV 853"
16. "Fugue VIII in D-sharp Minor BWV 853"
17. "Prelude IX in E Major BWV 854"
18. "Fugue IX in E Major BWV 854"
19. "Prelude X in E Minor BWV 855"
20. "Fugue X in E Minor BWV 855"
21. "Prelude XI in F Major BWV 856"
22. "Fugue XI in F Major BWV 856"
23. "Prelude XII in F Minor BWV 857"
24. "Fugue XII in F Minor BWV 857"

Disc 02
01. "Prelude XIII in F-sharp Major BWV 858"
02. "Fugue XIII in F-sharp Major BWV 858"
03. "Prelude XIV in F-sharp Minor BWV 859"
04. "Fugue XIV in F-sharp Minor BWV 859"
05. "Prelude XV in G Major BWV 860"
06. "Fugue XV in G Major BWV 860"
07. "Prelude XVI in G Minor BWV 861"
08. "Fugue XVI in G Minor BWV 861"
09. "Prelude XVII in A-flat Major BWV 862"
10. "Fugue XVII in A-flat Major BWV 862"
11. "Prelude XVIII in G-sharp Minor BWV 863"
12. "Fugue XVIII in G-sharp Minor BWV 863"
13. "Prelude XIX in A Major BWV 864"
14. "Fugue XIX in A Major BWV 864"
15. "Prelude XX in A Minor BWV 865"
16. "Fugue XX in A Minor BWV 865"
17. "Prelude XXI in B-flat Major BWV 866"
18. "Fugue XXI in B-flat Major BWV 866"
19. "Prelude XXII in B-flat Minor BWV 867"
20. "Fugue XXII in B-flat Minor BWV 867"
21. "Prelude XXIII in B Major BWV 868"
22. "Fugue XXIII in B Major BWV 868"
23. "Prelude XXIV in B Minor BWV 869"
24. "Fugue XXIV in B Minor BWV 869"

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Extra-Infos:

.. Wohltemperierte Clavier I

Beschreibung:

Which 'Clavier' did Bach have in mind? Apart from a 'grand clavessin' by Michael Mietke, which he probably had at his disposal at the court in Cöthen, there is evidence that he knew instruments by Gottfried Silbermann. A harpsichord with a 16' stop by Johann Heinrich Harrass (today in the Berlin Musikinstrumenten-Museum) is also assumed to have been in Bach's possession. A large instrument similar to this supposed 'Bach harpsichord' was built by Zacharias Hildebrandt, who was closely associated with the composer during his Leipzig years. Since Bach travelled to Hamburg on various occasions, it can be assumed that he was familiar with the famous harpsichord building tradition of that city, represented by the workshops of Zell, Fleischer and Hass. Since he was known for using rich and unusual registrations on the organ, we can assume that he used equally flamboyant registrations on the harpsichord. Cristiano Holtz has therefore chosen a large instrument by Matthias Kramer after Christian Zell (Hamburg 1728)., Runningtime: 00:00:00, Composed By: Johann Sebastian Bach, Harpsichord: Cristiano Holtz, Labelcode RMEE1912.2 (RAM1912)

Herstellernummer:

RAM1912

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