Bach - Concerto for Two Keyboards in C major, BWV 1061 - Clara Haskil & Géza Anda

Clara Haskil (1895-1960), piano
Géza Anda (1921-1976), piano
Philharmonia Orchestra London / Alceo Galliera
Rec. 1956
00:00 1. Allegro
07:40 2. Adagio ovvero largo
12:07 3. Fuga

[@iguarni]

I think this is the best performance of this masterpiece composed by a Mankind’s Genius

[@pamelafrancis4476]

What a treasure! This is how to play Bach on the modern pianoforte.

[@jayhaar2440]

Bravo Bach! Bravo Clara! Bravo Geza! Appreciated.

[@canaleteatrale6662]

Bravo Alceo!

[@Fonsecaplus]

Just Bach at its best.

[@alainspiteri502]

It"s a true , perfect friendship between Clara Haskil and Geza Anda in 1955-60' in love of piano more authentic than others partnerships in Danse or Music , it's more talent than some Notorieties in the musical world . For me great Mozart 50-60' are Haskil Anda and also Lili Krauss but the great difference with Haskil was in the Adagios of Sonatas Mozart Schubert in slow movements where her piano talked to you by some melancoly that she had in her : it's seems a alone woman with the love of her life her keyboard ; Schumann also are the best compositions for Haskil ( near Alfred Cortot perhaps Tves Nat ) . There is no a piano as Haskil who speaks to you no for an audience but speak with you only with you . Everybody body talks about Mozart but the top of Clara Haskil is perhaps Schumann " les scènes de la foret " Haskil more than Anda ( wonderful Mozart ) is immortal

[@tencipierluigi]

I am very pleased to hear this orchestral performance of Bach, performed by Geza Anda and Clara Haskil.

[@christineconstable8508]

Wow did I get lucky to find this 😊👏👏💐

[@user-uy3xp4gq2e]

素晴らしいです。二人とも名演です（涙）

[@gonpachisaika8505]

本当に素晴らしい！UP、感謝します。

[@MsCe11o]

Danke für diese klassisch beste Aufnahme!!Bravo,Danke!!!!!

[@arnold651]

Quel bonheur...

[@enzopedretti2660]

Bravissimi, magnifici

[@dkant4511]

WhTs amazing is how aggressive the orchestra is yet geza and clara remain calm and mellow in tone.

[@karlsosa454]

Best play ever!!

[@horiaganescu3948]

A great recording! Thanks a lot!

[@dondrage5494]

Amazing

[@garyseaman332]

Clara was excellent! Been looking for this piece for a long time. Thank you.

[@Mr583HATSUKARI]

I think so, too.

[@willemboone7912]

Anda was not less excellent...!

[@parcivalg.5659]

Magnifico!

[@enriquesanchez2001]

Sheer and UTTER DELIGHT ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

[@susanbhp]

Absolutely brilliant!

[@myunhhoshin6092]

최고의 연주
b e s t o f b e s t

[@enriquesanchez2001]

THE WORST PART of this - is when it ends! Oh, that it could go on for eons! ♥

[@pamelafrancis4476]

I agree, and feel the same when Clara plays Kk. 87.

[@SwissBulaman]

Had the pleasure to watch Géza once in Tonhalle Zurich. Great pianist with feeling. Astonished to hear him play Bach (only heard him playing Mozart). Not sure how the pianos in the 17th century sounded, though.

[@walterbushell7029]

Bach's music can stand almost any amount of interpretation. Consider this a
transcription.

[@pepemolto5142]

Esta no es una versión historicista, es la versión de grandes artistas.

[@francescaemc2]

grazie

[@rudbeckie1]

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Díky!

[@robertnagy1263]

Élmény!!

[@piotrnycz-wasilec6628]

Alte Schule🙂👍🎹🎶

[@enriquesanchez2001]

Auf jeden Fall Old School vom Feinsten!

[@mq461004]

驚いた、なんでまたバッハ？　二人で。

[@raphael2692]

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