J.S. Bach~Trio sonata No. 5 in C major (1/2)

Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
Trio Sonata No. 5 in C major
I. Allegro
II. Largo
Transcribed by Richard Gwilt
Trio Sonatas for Organ BWV 529
London Baroque
Ingrid Seifert~Violin
Richard Gwilt~Violin
Charles Medlam~Cello
Terence Charlston~Harpsichord

Richard Gwilt is well established as one of Europe's better-known baroque violinists. Since 1986 he is professor of baroque violin and viola at Trinity College of Music in London. He has arranged Bach's trio sonatas BWV525-530, that survive in manuscript form for organ, into a straightforward "classic combination" of two violins and continuo, performed on period violin instruments.

London Baroque, formed in 1978, is regarded worldwide as one of the foremost exponents of baroque chamber music.

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[thebloads]

I do not consider myself an expert on Bach, but would i be right in saying that this is one of his lighter works?- Scattered cannons and little else in the way of developent?

[organologue1]

what for having two identical instruments, a bass in 8'?Nicely played but regress to any well played organ version

[angelinaevannawatson]

Bravo Bravo

[danielbream]

fantastico

[guinguette07]

Gorgeous...As if old Bach had himself transcribed these organ pieces...

[vincenzomusica]

Meraviglioso!!! Many thanks Mr. Gwilt :-)