Bach - Italian Concerto in F major BWV 971 - Schornsheim | Netherlands Bach Society

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Bach was an Italian, and a Frenchman, and a German - musically speaking. In his ‘Italian’ concerto BWV 971, here performed by Christine Schornsheim for All of Bach, Bach follows the model from across the Alps, having three parts (fast-slow-fast), imitating the continual alternation between tutti sections and solos, and using ritornello (a sort of refrain to keep up speed) in the opening section.
Recorded for the project All of Bach on 15 February 2019 at the Bartolotti House, Amsterdam. If you want to help us complete All of Bach, please subscribe to our channel bit.ly/2vhCeFB and consider donating bit.ly/2uZuMj5.
For more information on BWV 971 and this production go to allofbach.com/en/bwv/bwv-971/
All of Bach is a project of the Netherlands Bach Society / Nederlandse Bachvereniging, offering high-quality film recordings of the works by Johann Sebastian Bach, performed by the Netherlands Bach Society and its guest musicians. Visit our free online treasury for more videos and background material allofbach.com/en/. For concert dates and further information go to www.bachvereniging.nl/nederla....
Christine Schornsheim, harpsichordist
Harpsichord: Bruce Kennedy, 1989 after Michael Mietke

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18 мар 2020

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@bach 4 года назад

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@VernonVince 4 года назад

In this so difficult moment for Italy... it's a really nice gesture to publish Bach's ITALIAN Concert right now on youtube. Bach's music is undoubtedly German, but the influence of Italian Baroque music, Vivaldi's in the first place, is very great. True art knows no boundaries and enemies, but only brothers.

@caesarsneezer6992 Год назад

To the armchair critics: Just relax. If she hesitated half a second on the B sharp in measure 78 during the Andante, the world will continue to spin. This remains an outstanding performance by a, no doubt, competent performer written by a genius. Now go back to your chores. They're mounting up

@DavidPNeff 2 года назад

Bach sounds so much better on a harpsichord than on a piano. Bravo! Amazing performance.

@mewsdo 3 года назад

At last I hear a human being in full control of a harpsichord! One that listens and reacts... What a joy.

@Rik77 3 года назад

Wow I'm stunned by this. I always thought I preferred it on piano. But the way this is played on the harpsichord in this performance is amazing! All the different shapes in the semi quaver passages are crystal clear, there's musical space between phrases (pianists seem to rely on the tone to help with that), and the use of the different manuals in the 3rd mov is fascinating and adds a lot of colour. I've learnt a lot just watching this. Thank you.

@ronwalker4849 4 года назад

I REALLY LIKE EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS PERFORMANCE AND THE SOUND OF THE HARPSICHORD. THE NATURAL WOOD EXTERIOR IS ALSO VERY ATTRACTIVE, NEVER HAVING SEEN THIS BEFORE. BRAVO.

@monteverdi1567 2 года назад

I am embarrassed I have not heard this woman’s playing before. I really think this is the finest rendering if the Italian concerto I’ve heard. Brava!

@youexx 2 года назад

This is an "Execution" par excellence! The musical phrasing, feeling, in Christine's hands is like the finest violin bowing! Beautiful..... a most eloquent musical peroration worthy of the eternal supremacy of Bach.......... Merci Christine!!!!!!!!!!!

@user-eo6qm3pm6i День назад

The use of an almost-buff-stop-like timbre for the walking eighths in the Andante is brilliant. The harpsichord becomes a string ensemble of pizzicato support for a superb soloist. Schornsheim should have much wider international acclaim.

@kooistradurk 4 года назад

All of Bach keeps one sane in trying times. An upside to the technological advancement of our race, making the downside, a globalized world with a global pandemic, that much more bearable.

@gregoryvozar6236

Superb performance! The 2nd movement arioso is especially fluid and graceful due to Ms Schornsheim’s exceptionally sensitive articulation.

@jlapierremusic 4 года назад

I was going to leave a long, heartfelt comment praising Schornsheim's uplifting interpretation of this timeless piece, but I think the subtle smile of the audience members at

@BubbyNikko 4 года назад

Lovely execution! Her hands look so relaxed, the fingers seem to touch the keys only when they're meant to, such control in her playing! The second movement was soothing to my anxious soul in these difficult times for Italy. Thank you very much, Christine Schornsheim, for giving us your beautiful interpretation!

@nilobrasil4207 3 года назад

I just can't stop watching this...

@mdsf01 3 года назад

The andante touches the soul. Divine music by the divine Bach.

@jamallabarge2665 3 года назад

How do these people sit so still!!!!!

@sundayoliver3147 3 года назад

Thank you for this sane-making channel. It helps re-order my life.

@Crossbone35

Frau Schornsheim hat ja damals schon im Orchester von Max Pommer gespielt, ich verehre seine Leistung als Dirigent des Neuen Bachischen Kollegium Leipzig. Die Aufnahme von Frau Schornsheim hier ist absolut wunderschöm vorgetragen.