Augustin Hadelich plays Bach's Violin Partita No. 3 in E Major, BWV 1006: III. Gavotte en Rondeau

"Recording Bach’s complete Six Sonatas and Partitas has long been a dream of mine ... All his music is suffused with emotion and exudes a life-affirming joy." Discover Augustin Hadelich's recordings of these landmark violin works: w.lnk.to/ahbLY
On how he adopted certain historically informed approaches for this recording, Augustin explains, "It was a revelation for me to play these works with a baroque bow ... It becomes easier to produce buoyant, light articulation, and harder to produce a loud, sustained sound. It felt liberating to play Bach with a baroque bow: I found I could strike the strings with more energy, but without having to worry that the sound might become too rough or expressionistic. Passages of three- and four-note chords felt more fluid. The dance movements danced more and the slow movements sang more."
Director: Tristan Cook
Cinematographer: Zac James Nicholson
Camera Operator: Jonah Zorn Koplin
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[@miavos3610]

So beautifully in style. What a joy 🏆

[@justusschroeder5814]

Lieber Augustin
Es ist das erste mal in meinem Leben,das ich eine Geige gehört habe die wie eine Orgel klingt mit all ihren Registern. Es hat mich noch nie etwas so berührt wie diese Aufnahmen.... Danke für diese unvergesslichen Momente ☺️🙏🌈
Justus

[@wendyshell8679]

Extraordinary, Augustin. Clear, sparkling and so joyful!

[@ernestrobles1510]

Matchless intonation and phrasing. Thanks!

[@galinakrivulin6767]

Congratulations to Augustin Hadelich on the release of this album. I listen to him very often. Always a pleasure. .

[@ConstantiniMusic]

What a beautiful and extraordinary performance, bravissimo 👏🏽

[@blondellemarie-jeanne3845]

Superbe interprétation . Une sonorité rayonnante et pure.❤❤❤❤❤

[@user-ne8fb6kk8b]

Браво, Августин. Я восхищаюсь этим скрипачем

[@enricanorelli6528]

Bravo, suoni divinamente!

[@cozinhacomamorsaramachado8145]

Beautiful. Very good 👏👏

[@adelkharisov]

Сегодня наконец-то стал доступен весь альбом!

[@catherinebeduer3838]

So wonderful work !! 😊🙏❤🎶🎻🎶❤👌🤗 Congratulations and thank you so much, Augustin Hadelich and Warner Classics. 💕💕🌹💐🌹💐🌹💐🌹💐🌹💐😊🌹❤

[@marxismisevil839]

Elegant understated and wonderful. I really enjoyed it!!

[@flaysamasensei4142]

Nunca me canso de escuchar este tipo de música, simplemente la mejor

[@user-on5lb9ew9x]

I got great pleasure !!! BRAVO!!!

[@brandon_945]

A piece full of magic. Bach was something special 🎻

[@markalexander5124]

I woke to this, oh what joy, what a lucky little boy I am. It made me feel youthful again. Thank you.

[@aradheravi4107]

It’s so good thank you so much Augustin Hadelich

[@DRFelGood]

Perfect ❤️

[@hamedbakhtiari5094]

Excellent

[@andresgsibaja]

BRAVO!!!!!

[@divinia11]

Beautiful playing❤🎉

[@Twitchte]

Audio is pretty pog

[@11musikerful]

top drawer. prima. klasse.

[@user-ec5lu7iq8x]

👍🎶🎶🎶👏👏👏

[@murdermcmurderface]

love this performance. perfect blend of hilary hahn and perlman

[@vsobko]

Дякую! Молодчина!

[@litoboy5]

cool

[@BjornWilliams]

Yup

[@kasiairys]

Maybe someday Warner Classics will do a concert with Laura Bretan. ,, Adagio ,, ,, Breathe ,, Amazing Grace ,, La Luce ,, ,, Nessun Dorma,,..... This girl has a huge talent. A voice that happens once in 100 years. RECOMMENDED

[@timm6892]

This is great. Although I still wish I knew the whole story behind the fact that Bach’s lute suite No 4 has the exact same gavotte for the 3rd movement, as his Violin Partita No 3-the exact same melody, just different instruments. One is a lute and one is a violin but it’s the same piece. I know Bach is a well known recycler, but which one was it actually written for? My guess is the violin, but that’s not based on any theory (because I know very little), I’m just basing it off of the fact that the violin sounds much more natural during certain parts (specifically this part of the piece, as where the lute/guitar has this “transcribed for guitar” feel. But that’s not exactly a scientific way to look at it.

[@andrewzhang8512]

2:05

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바흐 - 바이올린 독주를 위한 무반주 파르티타 3번 중 “가보트와 론도”