C.P.E. Bach: Tangere Alexei Lubimov

• Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach (1714 - 1788):
• 1Freye Fantasie fis-Moll, Wq. 6711:19
• 2Sonate VI G-Dur, Wq. 55/6 - 1. Allegro moderato06:21
• 3Sonate VI G-Dur, Wq. 55/6 - 2. Cantabile e mesto03:18
• 4Sonate VI G-Dur, Wq. 55/6 - 3. Allegro02:38
• 5Rondo II c-Moll, Wq. 59/405:20
• 6Fantasie d-Moll, Wq. 117/1200:28
• 7Fantasie G-Dur, Wq. 117/1100:34
• 8Fantasie D-Dur, Wq. 117/800:32
• 9Fantasie B-Dur, Wq. 112/801:02
• 10Clavierstück für die rechte oder linke Hand allein A-Dur, Wq. 117/1 - 1. Rechte Hand01:31
• 11Clavierstück für die rechte oder linke Hand allein A-Dur, Wq. 117/1 - 2. Linke Hand01:05
• 12Solfeggio C-Dur, Wq. 112/1000:54
• 13Solfeggio A-Dur, Wq. 117/400:31
• 14Solfeggio Es-Dur, Wq. 117/300:48
• 15Solfeggio c-Moll, Wq. 117/201:00
• 16Rondo II d-Moll, Wq. 61/404:38
• 17Sonate VI G-Dur, Wq. 55/6 - 1. Allegro moderato08:17
• 18Sonate VI G-Dur, Wq. 55/6 - 2. Andante03:30
• 19Sonate VI G-Dur, Wq. 55/6 - 3. Allegro di molto06:16
• 20Fantasie II C-Dur, Wq. 59/607:27
• Total Runtime01:07:29

Info for C.P.E. Bach: Tangere

Russian pianist Alexei Lubimov is the rare artist who has been a trailblazer in two directions, both a champion of new music (from Cage to Silvestrov) and a dedicated interpreter of Baroque music with a passion for period instruments. In this remarkable reading of music by CPE Bach, Lubimov responds to the inventiveness of the composer's fantasies, sonatas and rondos by making full creative use of the sonorities of the tangent piano. Briefly popular in the early 18th century, the tangent piano (whose strings are struck from beneath by wood or metal tangents and allowed to vibrate) offered greater expressiveness and intensity than the harpsichord.

Alexei Lubimov, tangent piano

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