J.S. Bach harpsichord concerto in F (BWV 1057)
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Johann Sebastian Bach: Concerto in F (BWV 1057)
Allegro, Andante, Allegro assai
Live Concert, November 11, 2018
Andrea Friggi: harpsichord solo
Anna Stegmann, Georg Fritz: recorders
Eva Saladin, Ivan Iliev: violin 1
Nadine Henrichs: violin 2
David Alonso Molina: viola
Agnieszka Oszańca: cello
Marco Lo Cicero: bass
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Video: Donna Verheyden
Audio: Andrea Friggi
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Bach connaît très bien sa hauteur ,une technique bien calculé et qui apaise l'intérieur de l'âme !❤
It's a shame that the microphone distribution is not correct. The flutes eat up all the sound and you barely appreciate the enormous work of the harpsichord, which is practically the main instrument.
Magnifico!
The harpsichord is reduced to a basso continuo here, a background instrument. All I hear are woodwinds
In BWV 1057, the principal violin part from the supposed "lost" Brandenburg Concerto #4 BWV 1049 is the left hand part of the harpsichord. Bach found his supposedly lost concerto and transposed it down a whole step so that the highest notes of the principal violin part can be played on the harpsichord. He also adapted the principal violin part to the harpsichord idiom. FYI, BWV 1049 is scored for principal violin, two recorders, 1st ripieno violin, 2nd ripieno violin, ripieno viola, cello, violone and continuo.
Do you anyone know the exact name of the part that starts at 7:27 ?
It's this concerto's 2nd movement in d minor (BWV 1057, II)
The music hand written by Bach himself marks it as "Andante" in 3/4 time.
I first heard this as a student aged 18, now I'm 77 and still in love with the music of Bach. This is one of his most captivating tunes! Others come and go, Bach will live forever!
Guys!!! You're the best!!! 😍😍😍
Wonderful performance, but marred because UA-cam decided to throw an ad in right around the 1/3 mark.
En cuarentena!
La Musica di Bach deve sempre essere eseguita al Clavicembalo. Il Pianoforte secondo me non va bene. Il Pianoforte va bene per la Musica di Chopin 🎼 🎹 🎶
No, è bello anche al pianoforte. Ha un carattere diverso ma molto bello per chi apprezza il suono del pianoforte. La musica di Bach si presta a tutti gli strumenti.
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00:08 Allegro
07:25 Andante
10:55 Allegro assai
Wonderful performance, I wish I could hear the harpsichord too🙁!
Simplemente hermoso! 💖
Mooi zoals de blokfluiten elkaar omspelen
Baroque bows and A415: A beautifully warm timbre!
Thank you. I wanted to know whether the recorder parts of Brandenburg Concerto No 4, had been replaced by flutes. According to this version they still played by recorders.
And its much easier as they play in the home key of F major.
in E major
:)
Played at Baroque era pitch of A415. F in Bach's day was therefore sounding as an E per our modern pitch standard of A440.
You have very good ears!🙋🏼♂️🎶
Get with the program. The piece is played in F@A415. The wind instruments in Bach's time were designed to be played at a415 ("Chamber pitch") or a392 ("Deep chamber pitch" aka "French pitch"). A440, the so-called "concert pitch," didn't become a standard until 1950s, and then only after decades of lobbying by American wind instrument builders.
@@rosslewchuk9286 There were several pitch standards in the Baroque. Choir Pitch aka Organ Pitch (A462), Chamber Pitch (A415). Deep Chamber Pitch aka French Chamber Pitch (A392). In royal and noble courts in Germany in Bach's time, the preferred pitch was A392. Most organs were tuned to A462, though some were tuned to A415. Since this concerto was composed for the Leipzig Collegium concerts at Zimmerman's, the pitch was likely A415.
Totally delightful!
Merci !
Bravissimi!
Merci pour cette belle vidéo !