Bach's Trio Sonatas
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Show & CultureShow & CultureLes Curiosités esthétiques, based in Metz, present the splendid Bach Trio Sonatas, marvels of sonic invention. Although their name suggests otherwise, these works were originally conceived for two instruments: viol da gamba and harpsichord. Vincent Bernhard, Jean-Pierre Pinet, and Vincent Roth take up the challenge of performing them with cello, flute, and fortepiano. In the 18th century, transcription was a common practice, allowing Bach to reveal new freshness and light.
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Performers: Vincent Bernhard (cello), Jean-Pierre Pinet (flute), Vincent Roth (fortepiano). Automatically translated from French.
