Andrew Tyson Performs Bach-Rachmaninoff Gavotte

"A real poet of the piano" according to BBC Radio 3, American pianist Andrew Tyson performs the Gavotte from J.S. Bach's E Major Violin Partita as arranged for piano by Sergei Rachmaninoff. Listen as the original baroque dance is translated through the mind of a turn-of-the-century Russian Romantic. Where does Bach end and Rachmaninoff begin?
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[@RolandHuettmann]

Love it. Tender delicate play. Rachmaninov bursts into laughter from above, and Bach is smiling from behind.

[@alexDLeow]

Oh my God... I wanna cry after listening to this... So beautiful.

[@pianotimes6476]

Beautiful playing from Mr. Tyson!

[@kenyang687]

The effect of middle pedal here is amazing

[@philipallard8026]

Magical.

[@dharmaboyN7]

Absolutely genius, Mr Tyson is! My favorite American pianist (alive). Sorry, Murray! Phenomenal talent and I look forward to his future artistic endeavors! Bravissimo!

[@daniloberaldo570]

I am getting all the notes in my mind very well.
I love Bach precisely because I feel I play with my mind.

[@angelarasmussen3884]

Articulate, aurally arresting, expressive

[@1me0815]

Etwas zuviel Mozart in dieser Interpretation...aber sehr schön und klar gespielt..gefällt mir🤗