Topic: Pedalized Bach____BWV 999. What do you think?
https://soundcloud.com/axisforward/js-b...or-bwv-999
Prelude in c-moll
BWV 999
Stainway D - Classical recording BA
Last edited by Romariozen (13-07-2020 20:30)
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Re: Pedalized Bach____BWV 999. What do you think?
It's not a crime. It will be still discussed. The pedal doesn't schock me. Maybe the end could slow down more ?
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Romariozen wrote:
https://soundcloud.com/axisforward/js-b...or-bwv-999
Prelude in c-moll
BWV 999Stainway D - Classical recording BA
I think it sounds great
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Amaryllis wrote:
It's not a crime. It will be still discussed. The pedal doesn't schock me. Maybe the end could slow down more ?
Maybe
Last edited by Romariozen (17-07-2020 18:11)
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honjr wrote:
Romariozen wrote:https://soundcloud.com/axisforward/js-b...or-bwv-999
Prelude in c-moll
BWV 999Stainway D - Classical recording BA
I think it sounds great
Thanks
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Needs more pedals. For your next Bach recording, I want to hear you using una corda pedal, celeste pedal and buff stop pedal as well.
No, seriously, I like it. Maybe you started slowing down a bit too soon for my taste: the second half was a little bit drawn out. But the overall mood and ambience worked well. And I'm not joking about more pedals. Once you're on a modern piano, you're already outside the bounds of sounds that Bach heard in his lifetime. Why not keep pushing those boundaries?