Bach, Cello Suite, No,2, Pierre Fournier, Cello

The music and the images were extracted from my lp.

[@jontait2748]

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[@dionbaillargeon4899]

The two things I've always loved the most in Founier's playing are his honest, no-nonsense, approach to Bach's suites and his velvety, soft, beautiful and uniform sound. With Founier, there's almost no "straining" when he hits the passages in the upper octaves of the instrument.

[@taichiqu]

바늘이 올려지는 소리까지 들리니 참 좋습니다.

[@jenniferkwon7217]

I am so thankful to find this recording-sounds just like LP. Fournier's cello shouldn't be played through dvd or cd, in my opinion. Thank you!

[@a.b.c.8816]

With no doubt the best interpretation. I have listened to many cello players, searching for the purity of sound and for quality of recording. Here, I find all the qualities. The other interpretations suffer from hesitations, heaviness in the rapid movement ( see the Courante by Casals for example) or from approximations due to the technical difficulties. But this one presents Bach suite as something very simple, fluid, dynamic.Thank you for the music you put in youtube. I've noticed that your choices are always pertinent and tasteful ( beautiful Mozart string quintet by Trio Grumiaux and co).

[@marcpons5076]

composee au retour de Bach chez lui et apprenant que sa femme etait morte et inhumee durant son absence! peut-on aujourdhui imaginer pareille douleur? Le Prelude est elegiaque aux larmes

[@user-vs4ch8kp6h]

올려 주셔서 정말 감사합니다.

[@lilychen1339]

Thank you!

[@TiticatFollies]

Heaven on earth!

[@navinahire6446]

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[@2bfrees]

thank for post it.

[@thomastaylor3407]

nice go, bud!! but aren't these french accord performances from'59? so, who deleted the applause? i'm curious. and as for using this music for surfing, background for e-mail readings, etc. it trivializes the "listener" but not the music. these recordings i've been looking for for years in the used cd bins. thank you! aptly, edgar degas, who said, "who are these painters who proclaim themselves to have arrived, while i labour for years over an inch?"