A Year of Bach
Evan GoldfineBach is the greatest, and I haven't yet heard his complete catalog, so in 2024, I'm listening to every Bach composition and writing about it here.
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December 10: The Chaconne, and the Meaning of Life (Itzhak Perlman, violin)
Human existence is by nature a sojourning, a temporary dwelling between non-being and extinction. — Robert Alter
December 2: Miscellaneous and reconstructed works (Various Artists)
This Bach project began on a whim, with no master plan for listening or writing. In the early days, I flitted around the catalog, posting frequently and covering less than an hour of music at a time. Unsustainable. As in business, it would ...
November 24: Keyboard Works, including the Italian Concerto (Sviatoslav Richter, and others)
I hope people are still playing their pandemic instruments. (Pity the trombone manufacturers...)
November 18: Keyboard Works, including the Partitas (Various Artists)
I’m through about 95% of Bach’s collected works, and the man and his music still remain elusive. That’s good!
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