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Music : Bach: Goldberg Variations |
from: Arte Nova Records
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0743213401126
Format: Import
Label: Arte Nova Records
Manufacturer: Arte Nova Records
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Arte Nova Records
Release Date: January 01, 1998
Studio: Arte Nova Records
Sales Rank: 139705
Disc 1:- Aria
- Variation 1
- Variation 2
- Variation 3
- Variation 4
- Variation 5
- Variation 6
- Variation 7
- Variation 8
- Variation 9
- Variation 10
- Variation 11
- Variation 12
- Variation 13
- Variation 14
- Variation 15
- Variation 16
- Variation 17
- Variation 18
- Variation 19
- Variation 20
- Variation 21
- Variation 22
- Variation 23
- Variation 24
- Variation 25
- Variation 26
- Variation 27
- Variation 28
- Variation 29
- Variation 30
- Aria da capo
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This is a very, very appealing Goldberg performance. So many Goldbergs are out there, that how can you tell which to buy? Well, the "standard" & most highly recommended by far are the Gould performances. Sometimes, it seems that every Goldberg Variations performance is inevitably compared in some way or another to Gould's pivotal 1955 recording, which certainly deserves it's own special place in history. However, I simply can't accept that Gould was the only one who could understand this masterpiece ... Read More
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Ekaterina embarks on a pleasant trip with this Goldberg set, and although one can hear quite a lot of 18th century inspriration, it is a well-executed record. I as many, have Gould's Salzburg live recording as the absolue reference. More human than both his ubermench version in 1955 and the 1981 more introvert version. Ekaterina reminds me of Gould's Salzburg version, but falls short on a more flimsy style of playing that draws the mind more to Chopin than 17th century harpsichord or clavichord music. Before ... Read More
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Like Wolfgang Rubsam's enlightening performance of Bach's English Suites (on Naxos), which completely opened my ears anew, Dershavina brings to the Goldberg Variations the same humanity, the same wistful, yet joyous, penetrating and seemingly improvisatory pianism. No other artist I've ever heard comes close to making the Goldbergs come alive like she does, and with not the slightest trace of self-consciousness, pretense, eccentricity or ego (which pretty much rules out most players in the field).
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Ekaterina Dershavina plays the *Goldberg Variations* in the full sense of the term variations. For a performer rarely recorded (this may be her only recording), she performs this daunting work with ideas, and with varying styles. After a somewhat Romantically played Aria, Her first variation reminds us of Gould's 1981 recording. Aside from Gould's, her second variation is the only other recording I've found that expresses the jubilation inherent in the piece. Her fifth variation sounds like Chopin, replacing ... Read More
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