Bach (1685-1750) - Sonatas & Partitas for Solo Violin : Natsumi Wakamatsu (2CD) - Import 2 CD

Credits:

Mayer, Albrecht

Description:

The quintessence of unaccompanied music that confronts and dialogues with oneself. Natsumi Wakamatsu, a longtime leader of the Japanese ancient music world, finally records the complete works of Bach unaccompanied! Natsumi Wakamatsu, a long-time leader in the Japanese classical music world, finally releases her recording of Bach's complete works for unaccompanied piano! Natsumi Wakamatsu has participated in almost all of the recordings of the complete cantatas as a leader of the Bach Collegium Japan (BCJ), and as of 2017 she is the concert master of the BCJ and Orchestra Libera Classica (OLC), while actively performing chamber music with Hidemi Suzuki and other musicians. He has played all kinds of Bach's works. He has played all kinds of Bach's works, and it is precisely because of this that he is able to express his one and only world. Please enjoy the unaccompanied Bach works by Natsumi Wakamatsu, who faces and talks with herself. In "Six Violin Solos," Natsumi Wakamatsu plays both bass and melody simultaneously with only one violin, constructs fugues, and gives various expressions to each dance, each of which was composed with a different flavor. (omission) The reason why Bach did not dedicate this collection to anyone but purified it may be because he felt that he wanted to keep the heights of imagination he had reached in a set that was beautiful to look at.And we would never have thought it would be placed on our music stands 300 years later." Natsumi Wakamatsu - from the liner notes, King International