Bach French Suite No.1 (complete) P. Barton, FEURICH 133 piano

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[@pianistenord5808]

0:09 Allemande
2:50 Courante
5:01 Sarabande
9:06 Menuet I
10:46 Menuet II
12:27 Gigue

[@SheetMusicBoss]

You've got quite an impressive upload schedule! Beautiful playing!

[@viktorilles9249]

The Allemande ends with a major third(f#) in the right hand. D major

[@just_a_turtle_chad]

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[@LaraCroftPowerW1us]

Mr. Turtle what you like to listen the most inside the shell?

[@eugenephillips481]

Thank you for sharing!!! Wonderful playing.
Years ago when I learned this (not currently under my fingers... time for me to bring it back out), I always listened to Glenn Gould’s recording until his version was embedded in my ear. Thank you for breaking the cycle for me! 😊

[@sonjamuller2846]

Wunderbar wieder, so gut für die Seele . Vielen herzlichen Dank, lieber Paul! Ich freue mich auf die nächsten!

[@davjuli1]

Lovely playing Paul, thank you so much for sharing

[@deliafunk9810]

So wonderful, beautifully played, thank you!

[@berglen12345]

Wunderschön 🎶🎼🎵

[@arletquintero2738]

Beautifully musical pice this is a gem.

[@amateursoundz6262]

Fantastic!!

[@fernandosoaresalves1191]

Right at the last measure of the courant around 2:42 you first play f# and then the f natural. Any reasons why for picarding the picardy third? Just curious really, lovely playing as always.

[@jordidewaard2937]

Interesting question. May be a mistake on his part

[@heidegger101]

very good and I am no pianist but if you slow it down there are numerous examples where he is not holding tied notes for their full value. is this to be expected when one plays at tempo?

[@cragwerks]

No, this is not to be expected. Improper technique.

[@pianoworld3647]

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