C.P.E.Bach: Concerto in E minor for Keyboard, Strings & B.c Wq.15 H.418

[@bobsalmon121346]

Excellent recording. Brilliant harpsichord. Monumental and beautiful piece of music. (Each movement shines individually and all three blend well together.)

[@AloeAntinousAquila55]

beauty 🎶🐬

[@turgutderal5488]

Baba Bach'ın en yetenekli oğlu. mükemmel 👍

[@thomasdastillung4097]

Amazing

[@MatthewKrell]

Amazing, thanks for sharing!

[@-msssrhmrydy12988]

When Bach shifts key in a chromatic scale formation, it really reminds me of some of Vivaldi's works. The first couple of bars of the first movement at times also sounds like the tune of a Scarletti/Corelli piece. I see that the apple didn't fall too far from the tree & the Bach family are some very talented musicians indeed!

[@math9172]

I agree, the first movement feels very "Vivaldi-esque", had there not been so much harpsichord I might've even mistaken it for a Vivaldi piece.

[@SilvioNobre]

Wonderful Carl Emmanuel! ❤️

[@juliak8093]

His genius dad taught him everything.

[@uigliam]

Haas..! Exceptional harpsichordist and truly serious and sensitive musician. ✨👍🎶Bravo!

[@Gizadeathstar]

So glad this was performed on harpsichord... Spanyi's shift to tangent piano ruined that series for me.

[@GianlucaCagnaniJSBGLORY]

0.27, the same structure of BWV 198 (Aria O Ewigkeit, tenor)

[@BANERJEEWB]

Beethoven before Beethoven. Far away from Mozart's style with it's crazy contrasts and rawness.

[@jackeddemon]

Way too fast