Jeremy Denk - J.S. Bach: Goldberg Variations (2013) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Jeremy Denk
- Title: J.S. Bach: Goldberg Variations
- Year Of Release: 2013
- Label: Nonesuch
- Genre: Classical Piano
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 44.1kHz
- Total Time: 01:13:04
- Total Size: 288 / 652 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Aria
02. Variation 1
03. Variation 2
04. Variation 3: Canon on the unison
05. Variation 4
06. Variation 5
07. Variation 6: Canon on the second
08. Variation 7
09. Variation 8
10. Variation 9: Canon on the third
11. Variation 10: Fughetta
12. Variation 11
13. Variation 12: Canon on the fourth
14. Variation 13
15. Variation 14
16. Variation 15: Canon on the fifth
17. Variation 16: Overture
18. Variation 17
19. Variation 18: Canon on the sixth
20. Variation 19
21. Variation 20
22. Variation 21: Canon on the seventh
23. Variation 22: Alla breve
24. Variation 23
25. Variation 24: Canon on the octave
26. Variation 25
27. Variation 26
28. Variation 27: Canon on the ninth
29. Variation 28
30. Variation 29
31. Variation 30: Quodlibet
32. Aria da capo
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Nonesuch releases pianist Jeremy Denk's recording of J.S. Bach's Goldberg Variations on October 21, 2013. A companion DVD accompanies the album and contains video "liner notes," with Denk demonstrating passages on the piano as he explains certain details of the iconic piece. The beloved Bach work has long been a staple of Denk's repertoire and his performances have received critical praise. The New York Times has remarked on his "profound affinity with Bach," and the Philadelphia Inquirer called Denk's performance of this piece "mesmerizing," noting that his "Bach is expressive, but not fussy or overthought. Technically unbothered by the work's more explosive spots and remarkably fluid in its scurrying passage work, he was able to make connections between and among bits of material that sometimes occur many seconds apart."
Jeremy Denk has established himself as one of today's most thoughtful and compelling pianists. He has appeared as soloist with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the Philadelphia Orchestra, and the symphony orchestras of Boston, Chicago, San Francisco, and London. This past season included a return to Carnegie Hall in recital, as part of 13-city tour of the US, as well as a performance of Bach's complete set of six keyboard concertos in a single evening at Lincoln Center.
Denk's previous releases include a recording of music by Charles Ives, released on his own Think Denk Media label, and a Nonesuch album of works by Beethoven and Ligeti. He also is an avid chamber musician and a respected writer, both on his blog and in such publications as The New Yorker. Denk is expanding a recent article in that publication into a book that will be published by Random House.
01. Aria
02. Variation 1
03. Variation 2
04. Variation 3: Canon on the unison
05. Variation 4
06. Variation 5
07. Variation 6: Canon on the second
08. Variation 7
09. Variation 8
10. Variation 9: Canon on the third
11. Variation 10: Fughetta
12. Variation 11
13. Variation 12: Canon on the fourth
14. Variation 13
15. Variation 14
16. Variation 15: Canon on the fifth
17. Variation 16: Overture
18. Variation 17
19. Variation 18: Canon on the sixth
20. Variation 19
21. Variation 20
22. Variation 21: Canon on the seventh
23. Variation 22: Alla breve
24. Variation 23
25. Variation 24: Canon on the octave
26. Variation 25
27. Variation 26
28. Variation 27: Canon on the ninth
29. Variation 28
30. Variation 29
31. Variation 30: Quodlibet
32. Aria da capo
Nonesuch releases pianist Jeremy Denk's recording of J.S. Bach's Goldberg Variations on October 21, 2013. A companion DVD accompanies the album and contains video "liner notes," with Denk demonstrating passages on the piano as he explains certain details of the iconic piece. The beloved Bach work has long been a staple of Denk's repertoire and his performances have received critical praise. The New York Times has remarked on his "profound affinity with Bach," and the Philadelphia Inquirer called Denk's performance of this piece "mesmerizing," noting that his "Bach is expressive, but not fussy or overthought. Technically unbothered by the work's more explosive spots and remarkably fluid in its scurrying passage work, he was able to make connections between and among bits of material that sometimes occur many seconds apart."
Jeremy Denk has established himself as one of today's most thoughtful and compelling pianists. He has appeared as soloist with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the Philadelphia Orchestra, and the symphony orchestras of Boston, Chicago, San Francisco, and London. This past season included a return to Carnegie Hall in recital, as part of 13-city tour of the US, as well as a performance of Bach's complete set of six keyboard concertos in a single evening at Lincoln Center.
Denk's previous releases include a recording of music by Charles Ives, released on his own Think Denk Media label, and a Nonesuch album of works by Beethoven and Ligeti. He also is an avid chamber musician and a respected writer, both on his blog and in such publications as The New Yorker. Denk is expanding a recent article in that publication into a book that will be published by Random House.
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