Bach (1685-1750) - The Toccatas : Mahan Esfahani(Cemb) - Import CD

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Bach (1685-1750)

Description:

Mahan Esfahani's Bach! The first piece is "7 Toccatas"! Mahan Esfahani is a young Iranian-American harpsichordist born in Tehran in 1984. He was the first harpsichordist to be selected as BBC Radio 3's "New Generation Artist," the winner of the Borletti-Buitoni Foundation Award, the 2014 Royal Philharmonic Society Award for "Instrumentalist of the Year" and the 2014 Gramophone Award for " In 2015, he was named BBC Music Magazine's "Newcomer of the Year," and in 2015 and again in 2017, he was named the Gramophone Award's " Hyperion made a spectacular debut with its first release, "C.P.E. Bach (CDA 67995)," which won the Gramophone Award 2014 for Best Ancient Instrument, and the major label has also released his harpsichord-playing He has also released minimal music and Bach albums on major labels, which have created a buzz.The first J.S. Bach recording to finally appear on Hyperion is the seven toccatas for keyboard that the young Bach probably wrote to prove his dazzling technique. If the "Bach Recordings for Piano" on Hyperion are by Angela Hewitt, the "Bach Recordings for Harpsichord" are by Mahan Esfahani. is Mahan Esfahani. Tokyo M-Plus

Tracklisting:

1.Toccata in F Sharp Minor BWV910
2.Toccata in C Minor BWV911
3.Toccata in D Major BWV912
4.Toccata in D Minor BWV913
5.Toccata in E Minor BWV914
6.Toccata in G Minor BWV915
7.Toccata in G Major BWV916