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Daniel Estrem : JS Bach on Solo Mandola Volume 2.
Colorful classical guitar.
This album consists of three of the Suites for Unaccompanied Cello by Johann Sebastian Bach
performed on the mandola, which is tuned an octave higher than the cello and
played with the fingers rather than a bow. Albert Schweitzer made the famous
statement that Bach often appears to be writing for some theoretical "universal"
instrument rather than a specific instrument.
Mystery surrounds the cello suites. Unlike J. S. Bach's solo violin works, no original
manuscript has been found although copies exist. As a result, many
interpretations of the cello suites have been made with no sole accepted
version. The cello suites are thought to be written around 1720, about the same
time as the solo violin Sonatas and Partitas. The original violin solos were
found not in Bach's native Saxony, but in Petersburg, Russia some 90 years after
his death. They were almost used as cheap secondhand wrapping paper in a butcher
shop. Fortunately an astute customer decided to investigate the origin of the
manuscript. It has been posited that perhaps the next customer didn't consider
what was given to him as wrapping paper and used the original cellos suites as a
fire-starter in his hearth.
Songs:
1. Prelude from Cello Suite no3 BWV1009 (Johann Sebastian Bach)
2. Allemande from Cello Suite no3 BWV1009 (Johann Sebastian Bach)
3. Courante from Cello Suite no3 BWV1009 (Johann Sebastian Bach)
4. Sarabande from Cello Suite no3 BWV1009 (Johann Sebastian Bach)
5. Bourree 1 and 2 from Cello Suite no3 BWV1009 (Johann Sebastian Bach)
6. Gigue from Cello Suite no3 BWV1009 (Johann Sebastian Bach)
7. Prelude from Cello Suite no5 BWV1011 (Johann Sebastian Bach)
8. Allemande from Cello Suite no5 BWV1011 (Johann Sebastian Bach)
9. Courante from Cello Suite no5 BWV1011 (Johann Sebastian Bach)
10. Sarabande from Cello Suite no5 BWV1011 (Johann Sebastian Bach)
11. Gavotte 1 and 2 from Cello Suite no5 BWV1011 (Johann Sebastian Bach)
12. Gigue from Cello Suite no5 BWV1011 (Johann Sebastian Bach)
13. Prelude from Cello Suite no1 BWV1007 (Johann Sebastian Bach)
14. Allemande from Cello Suite no1 BWV1007 (Johann Sebastian Bach)
15. Courante from Cello Suite no1 BWV1007 (Johann Sebastian Bach)
16. Sarabande from Cello Suite no1 BWV1007 (Johann Sebastian Bach)
17. Menuet 1 and 2 from Cello Suite no1 BWV1007 (Johann Sebastian Bach)
18. Gigue from Cello Suite no1 BWV1007 (Johann Sebastian Bach)
Listen to: the entire album.
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Release date: 01/09/2014
Daniel Estrem lives in Minnesota USA
Tagged as: Classical, Baroque, Instrumental, Composer: Johann Sebastian Bach, Mandola
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