“There’s both carefully focused energy and reflective poise here...
Anderszewski manages to be punctiliously stylish without ever becoming precious,
refreshingly matter-of-fact without being routine.” The Guardian, 20th November 2014 ****
“Anderszewski’s Bach has long been in a class of its own – stylish, imaginative, virile and invigorating...
Here again in his three English Suites he knows exactly how to make the music speak...
and he shares with Bach a jubilant spirit in crafting music of infinite fascination,
refinement and sublime inspiration.” The Telegraph, 1st December 2014 *****
“This is a glorious disc. Simply glorious...
To start with, there's the sense of sharing the sheer physical thrill of Bach's keyboard-writing....
And at every turn, he harnesses the possibilities of the piano in the service of Bach; the result is a clear labour of love...
Anderszewski's CDs are all too infrequent, so let's cherish this one.” Gramophone Magazine, February 2015
“He dispenses tantalising apercus with a touch that delights in nuanced voicing of the most rarefied expressiveness...
He oxygenates everything he touches...For anyone who loves Bach (or the piano), with even the more contentious moments
proving dangerously seductive, this life-enhancing disc is required listening.” BBC Music Magazine, March 2015 *****
Anderszewski manages to be punctiliously stylish without ever becoming precious,
refreshingly matter-of-fact without being routine.” The Guardian, 20th November 2014 ****
“Anderszewski’s Bach has long been in a class of its own – stylish, imaginative, virile and invigorating...
Here again in his three English Suites he knows exactly how to make the music speak...
and he shares with Bach a jubilant spirit in crafting music of infinite fascination,
refinement and sublime inspiration.” The Telegraph, 1st December 2014 *****
“This is a glorious disc. Simply glorious...
To start with, there's the sense of sharing the sheer physical thrill of Bach's keyboard-writing....
And at every turn, he harnesses the possibilities of the piano in the service of Bach; the result is a clear labour of love...
Anderszewski's CDs are all too infrequent, so let's cherish this one.” Gramophone Magazine, February 2015
“He dispenses tantalising apercus with a touch that delights in nuanced voicing of the most rarefied expressiveness...
He oxygenates everything he touches...For anyone who loves Bach (or the piano), with even the more contentious moments
proving dangerously seductive, this life-enhancing disc is required listening.” BBC Music Magazine, March 2015 *****
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Thank you very much from Jerusalem.
Your superb taste and generous effort to share is truly appreciated!
Big thanks for this recording!
Big thanks for this CD!
Bach in the garden, on a lazy afternoon, in Tolstoy's novels ... like Chopin .....
Thanks a lot. It is superb
Thanks a lot!
Thanks!
Muchas gracias.
That was the most wanted one, many thanks!
Muchas gracias!
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