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300 years ago J.S. Bach wrote a piece of music that would define the structure of music we still adhere to today, especially in the realms of Jazz & Rock. Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No.5 (like the rest of the concertos in the set of six) stands out as something very special. It's long and dramatic solo at the end of the first movement, defined a format that would last for ever, where the band stops to give one musician the chance play a long solo, before the band come back in to end the piece. In this video I take a number of recordings of this ground breaking work and compare them for both their performance styles and recording techniques.
00:00 - Introduction
02:32 - Brandenburg No. 5
04:47 - Listing my chosen ensembles
06:42 - 1st. Movement - comparing the recordings
20:25 - 2nd. Movement - comparing the recordings
29:05 - 3rd. Movement - comparing the recordings
Links to:
Brandenburg No. 5 'Jack Lousier Trio' video: • Great Recordings Pt.2 ...
Claudio Abbado & Orchestra Mozart playing No.5 live: • Bach: Brandenburg Conc...
Spotify: Brandenburg No. 5
Akademie Für Alte Musik Berlin: open.qobuz.com/track/129161838
Concerto Italiano: open.qobuz.com/track/43066094
Orchestra Mozart: open.qobuz.com/track/3205558
Cafe Zimmerman: open.qobuz.com/track/128291897
Concerto Cologne: open.qobuz.com/track/91710416
The English Concert: open.qobuz.com/track/162905081
Academy of St. Martin in the Fields: open.qobuz.com/track/2401299
Equipment used in this video:
Loudspeakers: Pearl Acoustics SG
Preamplifier: Sugden DAP-800
Amplifier: Galion A75
CD Player: Lyngdorf CD-2
Cables: Loudspeaker cables: Pearl Acoustics Neutral Balance
Interconnects: AudioQuest (various)
Listening Room acoustic panels: GIK
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