Tag: JS Bach

• Sonia Rubinsky: JS Bach, Magna Sequentia II, A Grand Suite of Dances

  Rubinsky has compiled this CD so it’s not in any order Bach would have recognised. There are 17 segments in a sequence, selected by Rubinsky to make an “expanded Baroque dance suite” as the sleeve notes explain. This rather explains the album: 17 pieces of music linked in some way, mostly dances. They are selected […]

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  January 15, 2020

  Classical, Piano

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• Natalia Andreeva: Preludes and Fugues

  Anyone who saw the Young Pope on Sky will have enjoyed the soundtrack, the programme juxtaposing the classical and the modern — there was a lot of electronic music — to highlight the story, a radical new pope taking on the staid Catholic Church. There was also the shock of the unexpected — a nun […]

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  January 27, 2017

  Classical

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