Bach Prelude and Fugue No. 16 in g minor from WTC book 2 by Peter John
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Please record more of Bach's fugues. It would be great to hear more of your baroque music performances.
Dzikslol 2 years ago
I really enjoyed your soft but vigorous fugue.
Dzikslol 2 years ago
Your approach to the prelude is indeed well temperered. I like the molto marc. notes that you slip in here and there. Not nearly the "soft" staccato of Gould, and anything but the lugubrious legato of Lugo.* I see that you prefer a fleeter foot than most in this sublime G minor fugue. I'm not apologizing for the use of the term "sublime" in this instance. It's employment is herewith indisputably merited.
*Lugo is a purely fictional pianist I invented to complete the rhyme scheme above.
BrucknerMotet 2 years ago