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Pianist Helen Yorke at Hammerwood Park, Sussex, UK in Unequal Temperament. The piano is a Bechstein from 1885 tuned by David Pinnegar to a High Definition version of the Kellner tuning • At home with Ralph: Tu... . Keyboard Partita No.1 in B-flat Major, BWV 825

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@ChoBee333
@ChoBee333 8 месяцев назад
I’m kinda wishing I never came across these beautiful unequal temp videos on you tube, because now hearing classical / romantic music on equal sound horrible to me. 😢
@pavelvedernikov8502
@pavelvedernikov8502 8 месяцев назад
I feel you
@fotografjindra6442
@fotografjindra6442 5 месяцев назад
You can still tune your piano in some unequal-well temperament, the possibility is always here. Especially playing things like from Bach it is worth considering.
@josef4692
@josef4692 Месяц назад
It's the musical equivalent of the "true level" rick and morty scene.
@jivanvasant
@jivanvasant 3 года назад
MUSIC THEORY Unequal temperament is a temperament that keeps pure or nearly pure intonation in some keys and accumulates the dissonances in the little-used keys In musical tuning, a Temperament is a tuning system that slightly compromises the pure intervals of just intonation to meet other requirements. Most modern Western musical instruments are tuned in the Equal Temperament system. Tempering is the process of altering the size of an interval by making it narrower or wider than pure. "Any plan that describes the adjustments to the sizes of some or all of the twelve fifth intervals in the circle of fifths so that they accommodate pure octaves and produce certain sizes of major thirds is called a temperament." Temperament is especially important for keyboard instruments, which typically allow a player to play only the pitches assigned to the various keys, and lack any way to alter pitch of a note in performance. Historically, the use of Just Intonation, Pythagorean Tuning and Meantone Temperament meant that such instruments could sound "in tune" in one key, or some keys, but would then have more dissonance in other keys. The development of Well Temperament allowed fixed-pitch instruments to play reasonably well in all of the keys. The famous Well-Tempered Clavier by Johann Sebastian Bach takes full advantage of this breakthrough, with pieces written in all 24 major and minor keys. However, while unpleasant intervals (such as the wolf interval) were avoided, the sizes of intervals were still not consistent between keys, and so each key still had its own character. This variation led in the 18th century to an increase in the use of Equal Temperament, in which the Frequency Ratio between each pair of adjacent notes on the keyboard was made equal, allowing music to be transposed between keys without changing the relationship between notes.
@joangarcia-alsina2932
@joangarcia-alsina2932 3 года назад
Splendid explenation. I have learned something inmportant. Thank you.
@joangarcia-alsina2932
@joangarcia-alsina2932 3 года назад
But this is not what we use to call "rubatto"?.
@jivanvasant
@jivanvasant 3 года назад
@@joangarcia-alsina2932 Tone is different from tempo. Tempo rubato (Italian: stolen time) is a musical term referring to expressive and rhythmic freedom by a slight speeding up and then slowing down of the tempo of a piece at the discretion of the soloist or the conductor. Rubato is an expressive shaping of music that is a part of phrasing. Soloists and conductors leave their unique mark on their performances by their choice of tempo variations and other distinctions like a fingerprint or energy signature. For example, Glenn Gould and Leonard Bernstein have different energy signatures from other musicians and conductors. Leonard Bernstein credits J.S. Bach as being the greatest composer, because he alone discovered the underlying, fundamental elements of music and demonstrated everything anyone needed to know to learn music.
@paxwallacejazz
@paxwallacejazz 3 года назад
Little used keys WTF are you talking about? No such thing in my world geeez
@Crosshill
@Crosshill 3 года назад
could you describe that in wishy washy regular people terms cause bruh i switched to music from art in my first year of highschool cause i didnt like the art teacher but even then i understood absolutely 0% of what the music teacher tried to teach about music theory along with the entirety of the last two rows around me
@Infidelio
@Infidelio 3 года назад
This is one of those performances where I'm left awed by what a genius Bach was instead of focusing on the skill of the performer (which here is considerable). This the best kind of performance.
@fredneecher1746
@fredneecher1746 3 года назад
Indeed, the best kind of performance is one which you don't notice.
@sukiserjeant9110
@sukiserjeant9110 3 года назад
Truly he is genius!!! I am never tired of his music forever!!!! Long live BACH!
@journeymancellist9247
@journeymancellist9247 4 месяца назад
I already commented on the camera work, but I love that the performers head is shadowed and in profile so that we don’t focus on her but on the music. I have no idea who is playing, and even the piano isn’t identified. It looks just like a wooden crate…with keys.
@unequally-tempered
@unequally-tempered 4 месяца назад
@@journeymancellist9247 Yes! It's the music that matters!
@gerardquinn4513
@gerardquinn4513 15 дней назад
Absolutely beautiful playing from Helen Yorke. Full of music - her amazing technique is hardly noticeable because she lets us hear what the music is meant to be. Sheer musicality and beauty in music. What more can one hope for. Thank you Helen for your great skills and hard work to make our lives better.
@gatozarin
@gatozarin 3 года назад
okay but why is youtube recommending me this now 9 years after it got posted? I COULD’VE SEEN THIS 9 YEARS AGO AND BECAME A MUCH MORE ENLIGHTENED HUMAN BEING
@Jemawin
@Jemawin 3 года назад
Same here. It showed up on my page today for the first time.
@rayerdyne
@rayerdyne 3 года назад
Yeee RU-vid Algo got drunk :-P
@journeymancellist9247
@journeymancellist9247 4 месяца назад
God works in His own time.
@ezequielstepanenko3229
@ezequielstepanenko3229 3 года назад
This RU-vid recommendation is the best Christmas present
@steinrich56
@steinrich56 3 года назад
I agree.......simply delightful.
@flaminghill
@flaminghill 3 года назад
I love the way she rolls into each movement without a pause
@gabeguerrero7865
@gabeguerrero7865 3 года назад
I normally don't like hearing Bach's keyboard work on pianos, but this performance is wonderful.
@batner
@batner 3 года назад
What should I play Bach on then? All I have is a good Kawai digital. It can do many things, like tunings, temperments, disable touch sensitivity and various instrument sounds. What I can't change is the keyboard itself which mimics a grand.
@gabeguerrero7865
@gabeguerrero7865 3 года назад
@@batner you should play Bach on whatever you want. I mean that when I buy a recording of beach's keyboard works, I prefer them on harpsichord. I suppose you if you want to play bach, you should do so on whatever instrument you have :)
@TimothyAsbridge_TENOR
@TimothyAsbridge_TENOR 3 года назад
@@batner you’ve got a digital keyboard which does temperaments?! Didn’t think that was a thing what’s the model please?
@batner
@batner 3 года назад
@@TimothyAsbridge_TENOR yeah... you can call this beast a keyboard if you want to. I have the Kawai CS-11. I think you are joking but in any case all of digital pianos have tuning options and as far as I know all higher-end ones have temperaments. I googled the cheapest Kawai ES-110 digital piano manual, it has the same temperament options my piano has except user-defined temperament. The comparable Yamaha P-125 doesn't have temperament options but the P-515 has. Also you can use any MIDI capable keyboard and a piano VST, all piano VSTs I know have temperament options. If you are not familiar then VST is a software synthesizer/instrument that runs on your own computer instead of the much weaker computer inside a digital instrument and generates the sound. It is fun to play with, for example I have a VST that is modeled on Steinway model D (Pianotec) and I run it on a pretty strong computer. So I disable my piano's local Kawai sound and plug the computer generated sound back into the audio-in plug of my piano. Same for Yamaha CFX grand (Garritan), plug it back into my piano and now it sounds like a Yamaha grand. Lots of fun. Also million configuration options for everything in both VSTs. Even minor things like how loud is the sound of the pedal mechanism.
@TimothyAsbridge_TENOR
@TimothyAsbridge_TENOR 3 года назад
@@batner thank you I wasn’t joking
@TheClassicalSauce
@TheClassicalSauce 3 года назад
Absolutely beautiful! I don't think bach played like a robot. This is perfect.
@tedhinshaw3174
@tedhinshaw3174 Год назад
and Neither do I! 🤣
@elliotjohnson1258
@elliotjohnson1258 3 года назад
I love the expressivity in this performance!
@jbw53191
@jbw53191 3 года назад
It's wonderful to hear Bach interpreted so gracefully!
@matteomatwallace
@matteomatwallace 3 года назад
Wow. Kudos to everything about this performance, from the tuning to the technique. Two measures into the piece I finally found within myself an artistic understanding of unequal temperament rather than simply an academic one. Such calm, clarity, and relaxed confidence.
@unequally-tempered
@unequally-tempered 3 года назад
Thanks. This is the calmness that you've stumbled upon. The temperament allows tension to be set up, and released, and a real sense of travelling somewhere. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LQXEq3XOrjU.html is a recording of a piece in which also I found unexpected calm. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LQXEq3XOrjU.html is another performance by other performers. Is it the performers or does the tuning do something? There is also something about the resonance of the instrument which allows much more sustain pedal to be used.
@jathondelsy
@jathondelsy 8 лет назад
This intonation sounds gorgeous, with a crystalline clarity that perfectly shows Bach's outstanding music. The playing is exquisite too
@joe4490
@joe4490 3 года назад
2020 random recommendation crew are all up in these comments. I enjoyed this video a lot!
@oS2006DE
@oS2006DE 3 года назад
I mean I listen to a lot of micro tonal and atonal shitt on youtube, but zero classical! I'm there with ya!
@erutuon
@erutuon 8 лет назад
This is Bach's first Partita (collection of dances with a prelude at the beginning) for the keyboard, in B-flat major.
@thsu8
@thsu8 3 года назад
Thank you for informing us what inexplicably was left out of the description. Is it that hard to include the name of the song?
@MyMy-tv7fd
@MyMy-tv7fd 2 года назад
@@thsu8 - I thought that, but then I clicked the 'Show more' just underneath the text...
@thsu8
@thsu8 2 года назад
@@MyMy-tv7fd It was just added. It wasn't there 9 months ago.
@tunabomber111
@tunabomber111 3 года назад
Bach: Keyboard Partita No.1 in B-flat Major, BWV 825
@smartjackasswisdom1467
@smartjackasswisdom1467 3 года назад
I don't know what it is but this interpretation gave me the chills almost immediately.
@dasi66
@dasi66 2 года назад
What a treat! I wonder if Bach wrote the right hand first or the left, or both at once? My guess is that he wrote the right hand first quickly followed by the left. It's astonishing to think that one person could write so much good music. It's also a great achievement to learn to play it so well. Bravo!
@NoahSpencer008
@NoahSpencer008 3 года назад
She plays with such tenderness and character. What a treat! Happy Holidays :)
@lashamartashvili
@lashamartashvili 2 года назад
What an amazing performance. Tuning is appropriate to the piece. Sounds very natural. Quite possibly Bach preferred this particular tuning.
@suntexi
@suntexi 3 года назад
Only a guess but this may be a Broadwood fortepiano. It certainly sounds wonderful in the keys that were used in this piece - very clean - true fifths with no obvious beating that you get in equal temperament. OK this is sublimely played - excellent!
@unequally-tempered
@unequally-tempered 3 года назад
It's actually an 1885 Bechstein. Here's an 1819 Broadwood. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mnTDkj5dYYc.html. And the tuning of the Bechstein is suitable for the whole repertoire, as tuned for the Nice International Piano Competition last year ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mnTDkj5dYYc.html
@chriscarson3137
@chriscarson3137 3 года назад
The pure intervals are so satisfying. And a delightfully heartfelt performance. It made my evening.
@bishopquack
@bishopquack 12 лет назад
great sound. She also seems to have great natural control over the pace and dynamics. Very much enjoyed
@paulfrench2650
@paulfrench2650 3 года назад
More from this performer please. I'm absolutely in love.
@fensteroffen
@fensteroffen 2 месяца назад
this sounds so clear and at ease
@jdane2277
@jdane2277 3 года назад
This is Helen Yorke, by the way.
@raphaelpujalte3001
@raphaelpujalte3001 3 года назад
this is zizi XD
@uffeflong8065
@uffeflong8065 3 года назад
Dear J Dane. Is the pianist Helen Yorke? Wonderful playing! Best regards Uffe Flong
@lawrence18uk
@lawrence18uk 3 года назад
What instrument is she playing on?
@ileryon4019
@ileryon4019 3 года назад
@@lawrence18uk violin
@lianglianglin3437
@lianglianglin3437 3 года назад
@@ileryon4019 no idiot it's a viola
@jamoriah
@jamoriah 3 года назад
That sound makes me almost cry its so perfect.
@mikemckeever2595
@mikemckeever2595 3 года назад
This performance is golden - simply golden!
@inspectorraycharles
@inspectorraycharles 3 года назад
She is playing very well and the piano sounds superb. Her phrasing is so musical. Great explanations of tuning tenique.
@ggg2482
@ggg2482 3 года назад
I was completely blown away at the virtuosity. As I listened I felt it was a modern take on Bach because the speed she played at, but then realized my video was playing at 1.5 times speed. After putting it back to normal speed I became very much enamored.
@tfpp1
@tfpp1 3 года назад
WONDERFUL interpretation of one of Bach's lesser-known masterworks for the keyboard.
@MATEUSGENTE
@MATEUSGENTE 4 месяца назад
Listening like this, I hear the design of the piece happening in such a way as to reveal the full color of the tonality. Bach is immeasurable. Very good!!
@vincentbouvier2300
@vincentbouvier2300 3 года назад
First time hearing and the amount of divine guidance is incredible.
@snugglethorn
@snugglethorn 6 лет назад
Those intervals simply pierce
@late8641
@late8641 3 года назад
I learne this piece recently, and while it is an incredibly beautiful piece in and of itself, the unequal tuning somehow makes it sound so warm and soothing.
@AllenFigueredo5
@AllenFigueredo5 2 года назад
I love the way you played this partita, it transported me to a different world where everything is perfect!
@UncannyAleman
@UncannyAleman 3 года назад
The ultimate lockdown recital. 👌🏼
@iresine31
@iresine31 3 года назад
It’s almost criminal you haven’t listed the name of this magnificent performer. If anyone finds out please comment! Thank you!
@jacksonhoward740
@jacksonhoward740 3 года назад
The pianist is Helen Yorke :)
@miriambeazley3379
@miriambeazley3379 3 года назад
Helen Yorke, I was told....
@jc5512
@jc5512 3 года назад
Is it not in the title?
@robiaster
@robiaster 3 года назад
@@jc5512 Considering some of the other comments, I assume it was added later :)
@al.m765
@al.m765 3 года назад
@@robiaster it's interesting how it seems like a video that was uploaded 9 years ago, changed its title within the past 4 days
@michelroussanne906
@michelroussanne906 3 года назад
Toujours écoute et regarde cette belle vidéo , l'ami Bach dans ma vie .
@gravitytennis
@gravitytennis 3 года назад
Fantastic performance. Technique and tone reminds me of Glenn Gould. Love the tuning.
@MrKmpm
@MrKmpm 3 года назад
to me glenn gould always sounds mechanical and brutal... nothing compared to what this person is doing... i dont really understand what everyone has with him
@JohnSmith-oe5kx
@JohnSmith-oe5kx 3 года назад
@@MrKmpm I know what you mean, but Gould is very frequently the exact opposite of mechanical and brutal. If you do not like his approach you may not have had the opportunity to hear it. I have never heard anyone draw out individual lines as well as Gould. Because I am a Gould fanatic, I have listened to pieces numerous times, focusing on a different line each time just to hear the shape of each. His ability to craft simultaneous precisely calibrated crescendos and diminuendos is unreal. I can get pretty close at times, but it is always an approximation in my case. With Gould, you always get the sense that every note is exactly as he has conceived it in his head, and that he is thinking of every note at once. I do not hear every single piece the way he does, but it is almost always compelling to me. And then there are the moments of pure ecstasy he conveys, as intense as anyone ever.
@jdane2277
@jdane2277 3 года назад
@@MrKmpm Gould's voicing is amazing and he plays with tempo in an interesting way. Over time, he changed his mind, too. But I think she sounds more like the late Roslyn Tureck...to my unprofessional ears.
@michaelhoerig5920
@michaelhoerig5920 3 года назад
Equal temperament doesn't yield this beautiful crystal-clear kind of sound. Wow! Equal temperaments 'fudging' of intervals means we're always listening to music that is slightly out-of-tune. Bach advocated equal tuning so he could write music in every key, which is an advantage, but listen to this tuning! A revelation most of us have never heard!
@unequally-tempered
@unequally-tempered 3 года назад
Whether Bach advocated "equal interval tuning" might be a matter of debate but he expected tuning that would allow equal facility to play in all keys. This tuning does, and each key is different.
@marcorighini6201
@marcorighini6201 3 года назад
one needs 12 pianos nothing else
@johnsmith-ch7fg
@johnsmith-ch7fg 3 года назад
This is a misunderstanding; well tempered clavier not equal tempered; meantone tuning was still in use which gives 8 good keys and 4 poorer ones. Well Temperament distributed tuning errors differently to allow all keys (with different 'colours') then about 200 years ago genuinely Equal temperament took over with every key sounding the same and each as good or bad (depending on opinion ie bad 3rds/6ths) as any other
@unequally-tempered
@unequally-tempered 3 года назад
@@marcorighini6201 This tuning allows playing in all keys. One piano, the right tuning . . . and here's the result.
@unequally-tempered
@unequally-tempered 3 года назад
@@johnsmith-ch7fg I think that it wasn't until the 1870s that Equal Temperament really became universal, exploited by the Big Brand piano manufacturers in Germany. A concert grand of 1859 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9QaW4rrjkd0.html takes a strong unequal temperament really well as if it was made for it.
@BethanyLowe8773
@BethanyLowe8773 3 года назад
Very mellow and listenable.
@MightyTenor
@MightyTenor 3 года назад
Beautiful performance, sensitive playing.
@ishtar2848
@ishtar2848 3 года назад
Traumhaft schön gespielt ❤️ 👏👍❤️💚🧡 There is Music behind every single note she plays! Wonderful ❣️
@erichomsy
@erichomsy Год назад
god i love this one so much
@unequally-tempered
@unequally-tempered Год назад
Try ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AHAZjcPmtrs.html too
@davidsandstrom5781
@davidsandstrom5781 3 года назад
Phenomenal job making the melody pop out. I studied Bach in my piano master class (when I was a music major) and can confidently say this was expertly done. I truly can appreciate your ability of restraint to not blast through the piece, but to truly experience the note. Well done!
@AaronGlenn88
@AaronGlenn88 3 года назад
i enjoyed playing this video at different speeds to hear the voicing. love the brightness of the piano
@unequally-tempered
@unequally-tempered 11 месяцев назад
The instrument has since received new hammers and voicing - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rfqhL7UaB3Y.html
@sbranson23
@sbranson23 3 года назад
Such a fascinating sound.. not only in the temperament but the actual instrument.. and so well played.. The Gigue really highlights the tuning.. so strange and intriguing that I can't listen to "regular" performances without wanting more of this..
@kansasllama
@kansasllama 10 дней назад
Ugh it makes me cry every time
@troygaspard6732
@troygaspard6732 3 года назад
What a brilliant pianist, and what a magnificent piano.
@steveneardley7541
@steveneardley7541 Год назад
The best piano I've ever played, bar none, was a Bechstein. It was so beautiful that I had to play scales and arpeggios to get used to the sound. It had a lusher sound than this one, but this piano is perfect for Bach.
@unequally-tempered
@unequally-tempered 11 месяцев назад
This is an 1885 Bechstein, before receiving new hammers, and now about to be restrung. Here is a recent recording of the instrument ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rfqhL7UaB3Y.html
@aelfrice
@aelfrice 9 месяцев назад
​@@unequally-temperedMay I ask you a question please about this piano? Is it straight-strung? Because the tenor and bass of this piano is wonderful for this literature.
@unequally-tempered
@unequally-tempered 9 месяцев назад
@@aelfrice What a lovely observation. It's a Model III Bechstein of 1885 cross strung but the tuning gives a resonance with which we're possibly unfamiliar. It's even better with straight strung instruments but rather transforms the cross strung too. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xh0iLiUZfbw.html is a recording that I don't normally refer to as a note went out during the performance - I had an impossibly short time to retune the instrument before the start - but see what you make of the resonance.
@snugglethorn
@snugglethorn 6 лет назад
Exquisite on so many levels
@williambunter3311
@williambunter3311 3 года назад
Wonderful pianism!
@butchkoch1775
@butchkoch1775 3 года назад
A gorgeous performance requiring no words of adulation, just listen, thanks Helen!!!
@michelroussanne906
@michelroussanne906 4 года назад
Je vous écoute tous les jours , surtout en revenant de marcher le matin tôt , cela me fait du bien au cerveau . J'ai un Facebook Bernard Rocaille , si jamais , pour communiquer . Encore merci d'avoir posté cette vidéo réconfortante dans ma solitude !
@jazztemple2
@jazztemple2 4 года назад
Absolutely beautiful. Thank you...whomever you are!
@DetroitBureauofSound
@DetroitBureauofSound 3 года назад
Woww!! Really great playing and lovely sounding in this temperment
@eamonnmorris5331
@eamonnmorris5331 3 года назад
Beautiful ... seems to express the 'synergy' of Bach's counterpoint
@T.H.W.O.T.H
@T.H.W.O.T.H 3 года назад
I enjoyed this immensely. Beautifully sonorous and articulate. Thank you.
@michelroussanne906
@michelroussanne906 4 года назад
Un vrai plaisir , merci madame .
@samanthayork3125
@samanthayork3125 3 года назад
Thank you!!
@samanthayork3125
@samanthayork3125 3 года назад
the coolest gigue ever, and of course, the sarabande is beyond words!!
@trimatch-king6103
@trimatch-king6103 6 лет назад
What a beautiful playing!
@pepperco100
@pepperco100 3 года назад
Salutes to her remarkable teacher! This is one of several remarkable performances on RU-vid by his students.
@ishtar2848
@ishtar2848 3 года назад
Wonderful 💕❣️👍👏
@dwftube
@dwftube 3 года назад
Can we ever truly 'know' how Bach is 'supposed' to be played? I don't know. What I do know is that, to my ears, everything about this performance sounds so 'right' on it's own terms that other considerations don't seem to matter.
@peteroreilly8060
@peteroreilly8060 3 года назад
I play a lot of Bach on guitar, and I tend to change tempo, feeling and accent as the mood takes me, and yet to me it still always sounds satisfying. It seems there is no right or wrong way, just Bach, but counterpoint is key.
@pianoplaynight
@pianoplaynight 3 года назад
Amen! Screw the "purists". Baroque as an era was heavily based on improvisation, plus Bach loved to transpose his own and others' works for different combinations of instruments. So pretty sure he'd be fine with this!
@dwftube
@dwftube 3 года назад
@@pianoplaynightAgreed - and in any case his music is so well constructed it's pretty much unbreakable and can survive even the most egregious stylistic contortions intact.
@simonparker4992
@simonparker4992 3 года назад
I saw an interview with Andras Schiff once and I'm sure he said that Bach never specified instrument (for keyboard works). Even though the 48 are for well-tempered klavier, I seem to remember that Schiff said instrument wasn't specified. If you listen to C sharp major prelude Book II, it sounds completely different (and better) on a pipe organ. Likewise, the C major book II prelude makes much more sense on an organ than on any other keyboard with its long sustained first base note.
@simonparker4992
@simonparker4992 3 года назад
@Fliszt Actually here is link ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KbJI-tP6tNA.html
@greenviolist34
@greenviolist34 3 года назад
Gorgeous! Heart melting
@gekkeju
@gekkeju 3 года назад
so nice. thank you for sharing your music
@conesaskate
@conesaskate 3 года назад
beautifull, such delight to work with this sintonia in the background, lovely work, pls more
@amber40494
@amber40494 3 года назад
The ornaments are devilishly difficult in the opening movement. I played this on my harpsichord masters recital. Such a joy to play!
@michelroussanne906
@michelroussanne906 3 года назад
Cela me fait encore du bien au cerveau , jamais lassé . Merci madame , et Bach !
@kingmarshmusic
@kingmarshmusic 3 года назад
Perfection, composer and performer!
@nathanhoward5899
@nathanhoward5899 6 месяцев назад
Such a rich yet bright tone! Thank you for sharing.
@adrianocastaldini
@adrianocastaldini 3 года назад
I really don't care about temperament stuff, but this woman is giving a wonderful interpretation!!! Who damn is she? Agogically wonderful! Name, please.
@oldionus
@oldionus 3 года назад
Agree that the interpretation is very sensitive and musical. Bach should NEVER be played metronomically.
@adrianocastaldini
@adrianocastaldini 3 года назад
@@oldionus Yes, but playing un-metronomically is not enough. The difficult thing is where (i.e. WHY) playing un-metronomically, so that the agogic changes “reveal” musical (and human) reasons. This lady (I don't know her name...) plays with agogical (and timbral) intuition and sensitivity. Such elegant thoughts in her mind!
@k1001001
@k1001001 3 года назад
@@oldionus I always thought it was Bach's style to play to a metronome because that's how he wrote it. It has a mesmerizing effect to hear it at blazing speed.
@josephengel8263
@josephengel8263 3 года назад
@@k1001001 metronomes as we know them weren’t invented till about 65 years after Bach’s death. There were devices that could keep time, but they made no sound so the performer had to watch them for time. They also were not very accurate and produced unequal beats. As far as I know, there is no evidence that Bach used such a device regularly, if at all.
@johnwheelwright799
@johnwheelwright799 3 года назад
All these opinions, and no one answers your question 😅. Sorry I can’t either, but I had to laugh
@marcsmith3653
@marcsmith3653 3 года назад
Gorgeous!
@williamfritz6870
@williamfritz6870 3 года назад
Amazing. Found new ideas and interpretations in a partita that I've heard countless times. Thank you O mighty algorithm!
@andresquintero5032
@andresquintero5032 3 года назад
Wow!! Love it
@brandonbarrett7595
@brandonbarrett7595 4 года назад
Stellar!
@jimbuxton2187
@jimbuxton2187 3 года назад
Beautiful sound and musicality....
@tervaaku
@tervaaku 3 года назад
The minute differences in intonation between different note combinations certainly make for a much more 'HDR' sound, reminds me of when i started playing baroque clarinet, each note slightly different from it's neighbour
@davidcblock
@davidcblock 3 года назад
Magnificent.
@leporello7
@leporello7 3 года назад
Please excuse my wording: "Wie geil ist das denn, bitteschön!?" Just wonderful musicianship and tuning!
@rochellelisa7959
@rochellelisa7959 3 года назад
Really marvelous and expressive. Thankyou!
@mikoformiko
@mikoformiko 6 месяцев назад
this is sooo beautiful, both the tuning and the playing (of course!). i usually don't like hearing bach on a modern piano, but this is wonderful. most (or at least *many*) harpsichords are tuned to some unequal temperament.
@glenndespres5317
@glenndespres5317 3 года назад
How do ten fingers coordinate in such a way with all those keys to produce the sounds which in turn made me experience such a feeling? We are miracles and don’t even know it. Bravo! ❤️
@aa-oq1ev
@aa-oq1ev 4 года назад
gorgeous!
@jimbo2629
@jimbo2629 3 года назад
I normally prefer the harpsichord, but sometime listenening to this on the piano I think it is wonderful. My first recording that I bought was preludes and fugues by Igor Kipnis on the piano. This recording gives me the same pleasure.
@EdmontDantes2
@EdmontDantes2 Год назад
Very nice playing at the highest level and beautiful tuning which I will try at my instrument. I may subscribe based only on this video.
@unequally-tempered
@unequally-tempered Год назад
Try ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yffLniiZAoc.html
@JussiTuukkanen
@JussiTuukkanen 10 лет назад
thank you for sharing
@adamedmour9704
@adamedmour9704 3 года назад
That is a beautiful tuning
@mnoorist8223
@mnoorist8223 2 года назад
Always come back to this.
@nestorballesteros4485
@nestorballesteros4485 9 лет назад
beautiful!!! Thanks!
@Pianist46
@Pianist46 3 года назад
Simply exquisite upload-thank you.
@windmillwilly
@windmillwilly 3 года назад
Beautiful performance. If only we knew the performer.
@acoolpianist
@acoolpianist 3 года назад
Wonderful!
@StephenGrew
@StephenGrew 3 года назад
Wonderful playing!
@notabit
@notabit 6 лет назад
Lovely!
@aeiologic8314
@aeiologic8314 3 года назад
beautiful
@eblackbrook
@eblackbrook 2 года назад
To quote Sibelius' words to Wilhelm Kempff, "You did not play that as a pianist but rather as a human being."
@jimyoung9262
@jimyoung9262 3 года назад
This sounds really cool.
@firehandszarb
@firehandszarb 3 года назад
would not have noticed the tuning other than it sounds really good
@unequally-tempered
@unequally-tempered 11 месяцев назад
That's what it's meant to do!
@Wkkbooks
@Wkkbooks 3 года назад
Very beautiful -- the temperament really seems to make a difference
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