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Bach: Six Trio Sonatas transcribed
CDA66843
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Bach: Trio Sonatas
CDA66390
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Bach: Piano Transcriptions, Vol. 4 – Samuel Feinberg
CDA67468
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Bach: The Complete Organ Works
CDS44121/36
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Movement 1: Allegro
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Movement 2: Largo
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Movement 3: Allegro
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The similarity that we cannot fail to notice with Busoni might be more profound than we suspect, as is suggested by an examination of their work as composers, their harmonic research, the nature of their piano writing in their original compositions, and even their work as performers and their musicological writings. (The fact that their visionary work as composers has in each case recently been re-evaluated by comparison with the rest of their legacy is also a strange and interesting coincidence.)
The type of writing generally used by Feinberg in all of his piano music – spacious, favouring the simultaneous use of distant registers, with constant contrasts – also finds an eloquent and inspirational application in these transcriptions, giving them henceforth a life of their own.
from notes by Christophe Sirodeau © 2004
English: Andrew Barnett