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Bach Prelude G-Dur

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fearification (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Lorsqu' Anner Bylsma joue. C'est ça le bonheur; lorsqu' Anner Bylsma joue.
nic100389 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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wow i would not want to play this suite on a baroque cello i mean i know its ment for it but i sway sooo much when i play this i would probably drop it or something haha
DrNDJas (3 months ago) Show Hide
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I recorded this same Suite in this very same church-back in 1999! I had no idea Bylsma recorded this in this gem of a little church. (This is the church where JS Bach was married in 1707 to Maria Barbara). Thank you for posting this!
Cayo255 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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wow, i saw this video long time ago, and i remember that i didnt like how he plays it,
but now im listening to this and i really like it,
solorfam (5 months ago) Show Hide
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I think Rostropovich plays it better. faster and with better pacing, intensity
celloWiz10 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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I disagree that Rostropovich plays it better. I do think that Rostropovich honors himself more than Bach when playing the suites.
Enix5548 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Interestingly enough, his reason for recording the suites so late was to honor Bach. He wanted to play the way the music was written, instead of playing his way. But as you can see, what people hears is quite different from the player's interpretation.
jarabass (4 months ago) Show Hide
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it is not better, is different!
XiaoClone (5 months ago) Show Hide
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This piece is hard to learn but hard to completely master. I've been playing for almost 6 years now, I'm about to get a professional instrument myself. Your statement broadcasts your ignorance of expression. To make a piece sound beautiful, you pour your heart into it. Memorizing the notes of a piece is different than memorizing the song itself. Every musician that has, and will, play this piece will play it differently than anyone else. This is one of many interpretations, not the "right" one.
DiegoMa13 (6 months ago) Show Hide
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It isnt easy at all they only SAY tha this Suite is the easiest from the Bach Suites

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