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Fournier on Bach

Posted by banpuku on January 3, 2017 at 18:54:58:
I have a few of Bach's cello suites. To my ears, the Fournier on Archiv LP is just right. The tempo seems correct and the tonality is realistic. I like the fact that I can hear his breathing ever so slightly and the cello reverberates in the recording venue nicely. Rich tonality, but not overly so. Just right.
I found the starker on Mercury to be falsely large soundstage and distracting.
Any other thoughts on this or other recommendations?