Martin Neu Bach (1685-1750) - Trio Sonatas Nos.1-6 : Martin Neu(Organ) - Import CD Digipak

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Martin Neu Bach (1685-1750)

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Martin Neu, one of the best Bach players, has finally recorded the complete Trio Sonatas! Performed on the famous Arendt instrument, one of the best organ builders of our time! The German audite label has an established reputation for organ recordings. They have attracted attention for their many excellent recordings in this genre. This album features Martin Neu, one of the best Bach players of our time, performing all six of J.S. Bach's Trio Sonatas on the Aalent organ. This is a remarkable release! After winning the J.S. Bach International Competition, Neuh is active as a church organist and soloist. He is highly acclaimed for his extremely neat and excellent articulation, organ selection suited to each piece, and precise registration. Described by Marie-Claire Alain as "the culmination of the difficulties that organ teachers try to master in their gifted pupils," Bach's six trio sonatas, composed between 1727 and 1732, were written to perfect the playing technique of Bach's oldest son, Wilhelm Friedemann (1710-1784). These sonatas for organ were written to perfect the playing technique of Bach's eldest son, Wilhelm Friedemann (1710-1784), and are still the foundation for all organists today. The three independent parts (right hand, left hand, and foot keys) engage in a fascinating dialogue, while the beautiful melodies are combined with skillful counterpoint, representing the pinnacle of Bach's compositional technique and art. It is also noteworthy that this difficult piece is performed on a masterpiece instrument made by Jürgen Arendt, one of the finest organ builders of our time.Enjoy Noi's heartwarming performance along with the echoes of the church. King International

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