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Bach, violin, and cello sonatas, recommendations please

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Posted on April 27, 2000 at 02:39:47
jazz1


 
I intend purchasing both, but as I like to have my cake and eat it
I would welcome your advise on which performance to buy taking into consideration, the performances and the sound quality.

 

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Re: Bach, violin, and cello sonatas, recommendations please, posted on April 27, 2000 at 04:06:09
Rob


 
Wispelwey and his cello on Channel Classics and Sitkovetsky burning the violin on Hannsler. Both extraordinary performances and very well-recorded.

Rob

 

For the violin sonatas and partitas, I recommend one of Rob's countrymen ..., posted on April 27, 2000 at 16:58:57
Charlie F.


 
jazz1,

You might take a listen to Sigiswald Kuijken's recordings of the violin stuff. They're on a 2 CD set from Deutsche Harmonia Mundi (77043-2-RG). He's playing a baroque violin, and I really like the tone — as well as his approach. It feels more warm than hot.

I hope this is helpful!
Charlie F.

 

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