Bach French Suite No.1 with Score (complete) P. Barton, FEURICH 133 piano
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ม.ค. 2021
- 0:09 Allemande
2:50 Courante
5:01 Sarabande
9:06 Menuet I
10:46 Menuet II
12:27 Gigue
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0:09 Allemande
2:50 Courante
5:01 Sarabande
9:06 Menuet I
10:46 Menuet II
12:27 Gigue
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Ich könnte stundenlang zuhören! Herzlichen Dank, lieber Paul!
Good example of skilled playing. Enjoyable😉 Thank you Paul
Using an English jig (even time) in a French-style suite is a truly classy thing
❤ mi completa admiración
Thank you very much indeed Paul. 😊
Это не только фантастически красиво, это еще и математически виртуозно, особенно жига, с её обратной темой. Вообще не понятно, как такое мог придумать человек 300 лет тому назад. Нереальный космос!!!
Внутренняя цельность, внимательная жизнь и дисциплина способны на многое.
@@wincentjanczy8882 Безусловно и полностью согласен.
Спасибо большое!)) Очень красиво..
Great, fantastic music!!!. :-)
Cheers Paul
You're so good! Wish i could play like this....
amazing.🥰👍
I sometimes wonder how Bach could creat such an unearthly melody? Maybe he came really from another planet??
harmonically he is definitely at a different level from everyone else
@Konstantin Ridaya Just only because he was talented. The Holy Spirit doesn't exist, it's from religious imagination.
@@putinniejimmy5795 your opinion
@@DanielSilva-gc4xz thats like saying fairies arent real is an opinion
@@Fildoggy So?
The Allemande is supposed to end with a Picardy third, but at the end you switched it back to minor. Why? is there a different edition or something?
This sounds so French for some reason.
I wonder why....
Not really. Only the Partita D major and the b Minor suite from the clavier übung 2 sound French out of all of Bach‘s suites
@@user-fu7zf4ck9z this is because they were the only pieces where Bach did not employ his own signature contrapuntal touch. The rest are inspirations by said style, but are influenced by Bach's own.
@@OmnipotentPotato There is nothing French about the French suites though. Bach never gave them that title.
please excuse my ignorance, i am a cellist: when you're performing these suites, are the voices separate in your head or are you mostly playing by muscle memory and not thinking about the voices?
Good question, I am not Paul, but play a lot and may have both voices as a sounding whole in my head. I played more violin as young and had great difficulty learning piano as voices, easier playing harmonies of all kinds with a melody on top. When I think melody on a piano I get frustrated because I can not intonate - you get the tone "served on a platter" but there it is. Therefore I had to learn to tune and do hammer adjustments (voicing).
YES one has to completely readjust thinking when playing piano.
A common pitfall of a lot of pianists is that they play by muscle memory without considering the voices in their head. If you want success with Bach, thinking about each voice will bring more success rather than just playing the notes.
I haven't thought about this question before ... I'd say the voices are totally separate in my head. I never think of fingers.
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I don't want to be too petty, but why are you playing f instead of f sharp at the end of the allemande?
One thing I've always wondered about French suites: why, being named in this way, don't they have a prelude or an ouverture at the beginning, which are typically French?
Bach never gave them that title. These were originally just 5 suites, the E Major suite later joined them. The English suites are more French than these 6 actually. The English suites I think were named like that by Altnickol because they were supposedly written for an English man. No one really knows why these became the French suites, but of the 3 suite collections (French, English and Partitas, which are also sometimes referred to as the German suites) Bach made, these are the easiest, so maybe they were written to practice ornaments in the French matter, but thats pure speculation
I miss seeing your hands :( , but it's beautiful none the less
...nonetheless !!!
@@zbigniewbrzezinski8869 I didn't like 'nonetheless' because it didn't convey my meaning as well as 'none the less' so it was intentional. 'None the less' seemed warmer to me. I guess this highlights how much language is like music and how subtle differences in language can more artistically convey our intentions.
@@lovemovement8808 Indeed
@@lovemovement8808
You may be right !
The language is nothing but another form of music !
Stay healthy and let your music be heard or in your case “seen” !
@@zbigniewbrzezinski8869 thank you very much Mr. Brzezinski ... ah, er, Brezinsky
Doesn’t the allemande end with D major?? There’s an F# in the right hand on the last measure!
Second!!
This sounds so Canadian
The Allemande ends with a D MAJOR chord
First!!!
me third🤗🤗
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third have piano piece free...tnxs...
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Demasiado rapido !!! Too fast !!! NOOOOOO
awfull piano sounds tinny
Allemande is too fast and mechanical....good bye Barton!