J. S. Bach - Partita No. 1 in B minor for solo violin, BWV 1002 (Live)

[@pietalpha2]

I was there to hear herlive. It was a magical occasion with several of the audience in tears at the end of her performance. The combination of Bach + Fischer!

[@Rembrandt96]

00:00 Allemanda 03:59 Double (Allemanda) 06:17 Corrente 08:22 Double-Presto (Corrente) 11:10 Sarabande 13:34 Double (Sarabande) 16:02 Tempo di Borea 18:21 Double(Tempo di Borea)

[@CJBrewification]

Such unhurried, beautiful playing. Totally gorgeous

[@Mark-Book]

Beautiful. Thank you. I've been searching for the vinyl but it is very expensive.

[@thiagoblanco]

Julia Fischer, do check the info, is all there.

[@thierryperrenoud1460]

C'est vraiment fou de beauté!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@riccardoleone9661]

Julia, I ❤️ you.

[@vitaleeviolin]

Tempo di Borea 16:00

[@CarloBenevissi]

Thanks Thiago, you have a new subscriber ❤️

[@sapientiasanctus1721]

This image is a thing of any movie?

[@thiagoblanco]

No, it's not, I have already explained that I had always felt Bach's partitas make me think about fire and the sonatas about deep waters.

[@ascenbach1]

Who is playing?

[@thiagoblanco]

¿?

[@Caleb-ee2nt]

Her Guadagnini sounds so nasal - like the violin is having a blocked nose. nevertheless, superb tone production as always from Julia Fischer.