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Bach: 6 Sonatas
Bach: 6 Sonatas
Bach: 6 Sonatas

Bach: 6 Sonatas

Product ID : 46601380
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Galleon Product ID 46601380
UPC / ISBN 747313167364
Shipping Weight 0.18 lbs
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Manufacturer Naxos Deutschland Musik & Video Vertriebs-GmbH / Poing
Shipping Dimension 5.55 x 4.92 x 0.39 inches
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About Bach: 6 Sonatas

Unlike the other landmark collections that came from Bach's pen, the six flute sonatas all appear to have been "one offs" with no particular plan for publication as a set. Further, in contrast to the collections for solo strings, Bach's chamber music for flute was written comparatively late in his career, the earliest, the Sonata in E minor BWV1034, probably a product of Bach's early Leipzig years (mid-1720s) and the latest, the Sonata in E major for flute and continuo BWV1035, is believed to have been written during the last decade of composer's life for Frederick the Great. In honor of OUR Recordings' 40th Release, Michala Petri could scarcely choose a more exciting program than a return visit to Bach's Flute Sonatas; Michala's famous 1992 recording with Keith Jarrett has long since attained legendary status. Just as her collaboration with Jarrett unveiled a 'new-born' approach to Bach, this new recording is likewise revelatory and... transcendent. Joining Michala on this journey is an early music dream team: harpsichordist Mahan Esfahani, rightly regarded as one of the fiercest of the younger generation of clavecinistes, playing his new Jukka Ollikka harpsichord, and Hille Perl, one of the world's leading and most beloved viola da gambists rounding out the continuo unit. As we've come to expect from OUR Recordings, the sonics and packaging are as extraordinary as the performances thanks to the Wizard of Sound, Preben Iwan and booklet notes by Mahan Esfahani. This new recording of the Bach "Flute" Sonatas is destined to become a reference edition of this famous works.