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Uploaded by on May 28, 2007

CPE Bach Cello Concerto in a-minor
I. Movement: Allegro assai
David Adorjan, Cello
Christopher Hogwood, Conductor
Bach Collegium München
1999 Prinzregentheater München
www.musikerlebnis.de

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  • One of my favorite CPE Bach pieces. Splendid! Heard it as a flute concerto the first time, but this arrangement is very good.

  • @gdbalck: The Concerto in A Minor was originally written for the cello (Wq 170) and subsequently arranged for flute (Wq 166) and also for keyboard (Wq 26).

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  • You can't be serious. O_O I'm supposed to be playing the cello part for this but man.....

  • @cpebjbg I'd be interested in hearing the keyboard version.

  • Thanks for sharing this. Excellent.

  • Bachのこんな音楽を聞いているとなんか..頭が良くなる気分­になる.

    笑 ^^;

    좋은연주 감사~.

  • Siehste, Bach ist Heavy Metal !

  • Thats Heavy Metal !

  • The orchestra doing just great but Cello part that I'm not sure if he could match the thunder and enthusiasm of whole orchestra! So I prefer the original piece for Flue there the wind instrument shall engaged so well with any fine orchestra.. however it's good performance and thanks for uploading.

  • @RebelMaNa

    I found it at imslp.org

    Having fun trying to playing it - but it's just not the same without the orchestra talking back!

  • Christopher Hogwood is the best, and actually this is the best reccording that I heard ever.

  • @ jokerXL512: double basses were certainly around in CPEB's lifetime and were used in orchestral works (concertos and symphonies) and large-scale vocal works (Passions and oratorios). They are not always indicated explicitly, but when they are (as they are in some concerto manuscripts and printed editions from CPEB's lifetime), they are indicated as "Violone."

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