Bach - Marcelle Meyer (1947) Partita n° 2 en ut mineur, BWV 826

[@athanassiosv.2703]

Magnifique Marcelle !!! Un tel merci !

[@raffimomjian8481]

Technical prowess, astonishing musicianship and deep intelligence

[@MegaCirse]

When the world bends around, when the structures of a civilization falter, it is good to return to that which in history does not flex, but on the contrary recovers courage, gathers the separated, pacifies without bruising. It’s worth recalling that the genius of creation is also moving in an history devoted to the destruction !

[@leidenhelma5579]

Not only poetic but also very perceptive. Your last sentence also provides a level of comfort & reassurance.

[@yuehchopin]

elegant

[@elenalivsjits347]

"French" Bach. Charming

[@clydeblair9622]

Is saying beautiful too insipid?

[@AdamCzarnowski]

These performances only exist on 78s?

[@LightintheAbyss]

Adam Czarnowski they have been reissued by EMI first and then by don't know what independent label as a 17 CD box. Easy to find on the French market.

[@athanassiosv.2703]

I thinki so, pitty !

[@Evausy]

Gould peut aller se rhabiller, quelle classe ! 1947 !!!

[@athanassiosv.2703]

Gould est IMMENSE aussi, on n'est pas obligé de choisir !

[@athanassiosv.2703]

Mais tu as raison, si tu veux dire qu'elle fait entendre les deux mains d'une manière ABLOSUMENT inédite. Et c'est capital... donc qu'on ser rhabille... hééh

[@Evausy]

@@athanassiosv.2703 Obligé non, mais on peut choisir et sincèrement malgré tout son talent Gould était complètement timbré.