Jörg Demus - Bach - Partitas & Well Tempered Clavier (2023)
BAND/ARTIST: Jörg Demus
- Title: Bach - Partitas & Well Tempered Clavier
- Year Of Release: 2023
- Label: UMG Recordings, Inc.
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 5:23:17
- Total Size: 985 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. I. Praeludium
02. II. Allemande
03. III. Corrente
04. IV. Sarabande
05. V. Menuet I
06. VI. Menuet II
07. VII. Giga
08. I. Sinfonia (Grave adagio - Andante)
09. II. Allemande
10. III. Courante
11. IV. Sarabande
12. V. Rondeaux
13. VI. Capriccio
14. I. Fantasia
15. II. Allemande
16. III. Corrente
17. IV. Sarabande
18. V. Burlesca
19. VI. Scherzo
20. VII. Gigue
21. I. Overture
22. II. Allemande
23. III. Courante
24. IV. Aria
25. V. Sarabande
26. VI. Menuet
27. VII. Gigue
28. I. Praeambulum
29. II. Allemande
30. III. Corrente
31. IV. Sarabande
32. V. Tempo di minuetto
33. VI. Passepied
34. II. Allemande
35. III. Corrente
36. IV. Air
37. V. Sarabande
38. VII. Gigue
39. I. Prelude
40. II. Fugue
41. I. Prelude
42. II. Fugue
43. I. Prelude
44. II. Fugue
45. I. Prelude
46. II. Fugue
47. I. Prelude
48. II. Fugue
49. I. Prelude
50. I. Prelude
51. II. Fugue
52. I. Prelude
53. II. Fugue
54. II. Fugue
55. I. Prelude
56. II. Fugue
57. I. Prelude
58. II. Fugue
59. I. Prelude
60. II. Fugue
61. I. Prelude
62. II. Fugue
63. I. Prelude
64. I. Prelude
65. II. Fugue
66. I. Prelude
67. II. Fugue
68. II. Fugue
69. I. Prelude
70. II. Fugue
71. I. Prelude
72. II. Fugue
73. I. Prelude
74. II. Fugue
75. II. Fugue
76. II. Fugue
77. I. Prelude
78. II. Fugue
79. I. Prelude
80. II. Fugue
81. II. Fugue
82. I. Prelude
83. II. Fugue
84. I. Prelude
85. II. Fugue
86. I. Prelude
87. II. Fugue
88. I. Prelude
89. II. Fugue
90. I. Prelude
91. II. Fugue
92. I. Prelude
93. I. Prelude
94. II. Fugue
95. I. Prelude
96. II. Fugue
97. I. Prelude
98. II. Fugue
99. I. Prelude
100. II. Fugue
101. I. Prelude
102. II. Fugue
103. I. Prelude
104. I. Prelude
105. II. Fugue
106. I. Prelude
107. II. Fugue
108. I. Prelude
109. II. Fugue
110. I. Prelude
111. I. Prelude
112. II. Fugue
113. I. Prelude
114. II. Fugue
115. I. Prelude
116. II. Fugue
117. I. Prelude
01. I. Praeludium
02. II. Allemande
03. III. Corrente
04. IV. Sarabande
05. V. Menuet I
06. VI. Menuet II
07. VII. Giga
08. I. Sinfonia (Grave adagio - Andante)
09. II. Allemande
10. III. Courante
11. IV. Sarabande
12. V. Rondeaux
13. VI. Capriccio
14. I. Fantasia
15. II. Allemande
16. III. Corrente
17. IV. Sarabande
18. V. Burlesca
19. VI. Scherzo
20. VII. Gigue
21. I. Overture
22. II. Allemande
23. III. Courante
24. IV. Aria
25. V. Sarabande
26. VI. Menuet
27. VII. Gigue
28. I. Praeambulum
29. II. Allemande
30. III. Corrente
31. IV. Sarabande
32. V. Tempo di minuetto
33. VI. Passepied
34. II. Allemande
35. III. Corrente
36. IV. Air
37. V. Sarabande
38. VII. Gigue
39. I. Prelude
40. II. Fugue
41. I. Prelude
42. II. Fugue
43. I. Prelude
44. II. Fugue
45. I. Prelude
46. II. Fugue
47. I. Prelude
48. II. Fugue
49. I. Prelude
50. I. Prelude
51. II. Fugue
52. I. Prelude
53. II. Fugue
54. II. Fugue
55. I. Prelude
56. II. Fugue
57. I. Prelude
58. II. Fugue
59. I. Prelude
60. II. Fugue
61. I. Prelude
62. II. Fugue
63. I. Prelude
64. I. Prelude
65. II. Fugue
66. I. Prelude
67. II. Fugue
68. II. Fugue
69. I. Prelude
70. II. Fugue
71. I. Prelude
72. II. Fugue
73. I. Prelude
74. II. Fugue
75. II. Fugue
76. II. Fugue
77. I. Prelude
78. II. Fugue
79. I. Prelude
80. II. Fugue
81. II. Fugue
82. I. Prelude
83. II. Fugue
84. I. Prelude
85. II. Fugue
86. I. Prelude
87. II. Fugue
88. I. Prelude
89. II. Fugue
90. I. Prelude
91. II. Fugue
92. I. Prelude
93. I. Prelude
94. II. Fugue
95. I. Prelude
96. II. Fugue
97. I. Prelude
98. II. Fugue
99. I. Prelude
100. II. Fugue
101. I. Prelude
102. II. Fugue
103. I. Prelude
104. I. Prelude
105. II. Fugue
106. I. Prelude
107. II. Fugue
108. I. Prelude
109. II. Fugue
110. I. Prelude
111. I. Prelude
112. II. Fugue
113. I. Prelude
114. II. Fugue
115. I. Prelude
116. II. Fugue
117. I. Prelude
Jörg Demus was a highly regarded pianist and one of the finest of accompanists. He was noted for combining a basically Romantic sound with an interest in historic keyboard interpretation and early model pianos.
He entered the Vienna Academy of Music at the age of 11, where he studied piano and conducting, graduating in 1945. He continued to study conducting with Josef Krips and Hans Swarowsky, while also taking composition classes. He made his debut as a pianist at the age of 14, while still a student at the Conservatory. From 1951-1953, he was a pupil of Yves Nat in Paris. In 1953, he attended master classes with Gieseking in Saarbrücken, and studied interpretation further with Wilhelm Kempff, Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli, and Edwin Fischer.
He made his debut as a mature artist in Vienna in 1953. In 1956, he won the Busoni Prize of the International Competition for Pianists. He maintained a notable solo career, especially for personal interpretations of Bach and flexible, colorful renditions of Debussy. He was also well regarded for the main line of German piano music from Mozart to Schumann, and for his performances of the piano music of César Franck. He was a recipient of the Beethoven Ring and the Mozart Medal of Vienna.
He was a sensitive accompanist and worked with singers of the highest caliber, including Elisabeth Schwarzkopf and Dietrich Fischer-Diskau. His version of Schubert's Winterreise, with Fischer-Dieskau, is one of the most critically acclaimed of all recordings of the great song cycle.
He also accompanied violinists (Josef Suk, for instance) and cellists (Antonio Janigro). He appeared in piano duet and two-piano concerts with Paul Badura-Skoda, who shared Demus' interest in older keyboard instruments. Demus acquired several notable examples of early instruments, including harpsichords and pianos by Broadwood, Clementi, and Conrad Graf, and recorded appropriate music on them. He also authored several essays, a book on interpretation, and, as co-author with Badura-Skoda, an analysis of the Beethoven piano sonatas.
Later releases featuring him on piano included Mozart: Lieder (2006), Primeval Sounds (2007), and Haydn: Complete Songs (2009). © Joseph Stevenson
He entered the Vienna Academy of Music at the age of 11, where he studied piano and conducting, graduating in 1945. He continued to study conducting with Josef Krips and Hans Swarowsky, while also taking composition classes. He made his debut as a pianist at the age of 14, while still a student at the Conservatory. From 1951-1953, he was a pupil of Yves Nat in Paris. In 1953, he attended master classes with Gieseking in Saarbrücken, and studied interpretation further with Wilhelm Kempff, Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli, and Edwin Fischer.
He made his debut as a mature artist in Vienna in 1953. In 1956, he won the Busoni Prize of the International Competition for Pianists. He maintained a notable solo career, especially for personal interpretations of Bach and flexible, colorful renditions of Debussy. He was also well regarded for the main line of German piano music from Mozart to Schumann, and for his performances of the piano music of César Franck. He was a recipient of the Beethoven Ring and the Mozart Medal of Vienna.
He was a sensitive accompanist and worked with singers of the highest caliber, including Elisabeth Schwarzkopf and Dietrich Fischer-Diskau. His version of Schubert's Winterreise, with Fischer-Dieskau, is one of the most critically acclaimed of all recordings of the great song cycle.
He also accompanied violinists (Josef Suk, for instance) and cellists (Antonio Janigro). He appeared in piano duet and two-piano concerts with Paul Badura-Skoda, who shared Demus' interest in older keyboard instruments. Demus acquired several notable examples of early instruments, including harpsichords and pianos by Broadwood, Clementi, and Conrad Graf, and recorded appropriate music on them. He also authored several essays, a book on interpretation, and, as co-author with Badura-Skoda, an analysis of the Beethoven piano sonatas.
Later releases featuring him on piano included Mozart: Lieder (2006), Primeval Sounds (2007), and Haydn: Complete Songs (2009). © Joseph Stevenson
Year 2023 | Classical | FLAC / APE
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