C.P.E.Bach: Concerto in D minor for Keyboard, Strings & B.c Wq.23 H.427

Jean Rondeau, harpsichord
Sophie Gent, violin
Louis Creac'h, violin
Fanny Paccoud, viola
Antoine Touche, cello
Thomas de Pierrefeu, double bass
Evolène Kiener, bassoon
[00:00] I. Allegro
[08:14] II. Poco andante
[16:15] III. Allegro assai
Painting: Portrait of an Unknown man attrib. Joseph Wright of Derby. ca. 1765-70

[@alindmay]

CPE and WFB both sons from JSB and his first wife Barbara are to me the most creative and inspired of his sons. With very different and characteristic styles, showing the extraordinary quality of JSB music school: he tought them the technic and the rules without limiting them. Bravo JSB!

[@aphexlane]

The allegro is romantic and rollicking. Fantastic.

[@lincolnmcgowan]

Omg Jean rondeau is playing the harpsichord yesss

[@AaronGlenn88]

Best cpe bach concerto

[@afbf6522]

CPE és el mestre de l'innuendo. Les línies de baix insinuen incertesa, i els ritmes sincopats i les melodies acèfales m'esperonen.

[@jacobusbinnema3096]

This is some brilliant playing.

[@pascalmayer9421]

merci pour ce brillant concerto ! 😇

[@sebastianguzman6370]

¿Quién dice que C.P.E. Bach no se parece a su padre😂😂😂? Es espléndida la pieza.

[@user-wm1hx7tx8j]

the case the kids are much more talented than their dad

[@christianvanpuyvelde5257]

🌹😊👍

[@diegoangeleri8951]

Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Bach’s son…

[@JudgeDeeDecides]

CPE… Can’t Possibly Exceed?

[@ivan_v_makarov]

They play badly. He performs in his French manner.

[@AaronGlenn88]

🙄

[@Mercer1012]

CPE Bach said that the French were the best performers of keyboard music, so I'm sure he'd take this as a compliment.