J.S.Bach Viola Da Gamba Sonata No.1 in Gmajor BWV1027 1stmov

[@tizianateodosio8775]

wonderful sound wonderful hair wonderful girl wonderful dress

[@johndonnelly5971]

What a gorgeous sound and beautiful phrasing she has.

[@kaikobird]

absolutely beautiful. they really understand the movement

[@lawrencestringacademy2218]

Lovely! Wish there was more!

[@AulicExclusiva]

An exquisite performance, musically and interpretatively.

[@luniYuhu]

is there a better sound on earth than the one by a viola?!

[@pviola314]

bravo this is really hard to pull off with class and she succeeds. Just by chance i happened to run into another wonderful recording of hers on the label Genuin

[@dbass90]

Una interpretación naravillosa

[@jannevellamo]

@violinpluspiano I could not agree more. Bach was above a lot more than any of us realize. :)

[@brendabautistamendiola4683]

Great performance!

[@cellostile]

very nice sound!lovely

[@pviola314]

err. viola sound you mean? i think the bow and the accompanying instrument affect it more in this case. Kashkashian's recording with harpsichord is wonderful. But i love this too

[@pviola314]

This is not syrup. Her performance is very directly dealing with musical matters.

[@assa123assa123]

I do not quite agree. Otherwise there would be no directions as for which instruments a given pieces is intended. I think (not an expert at any rate) that Bach had a broad musical thinking and probably broad demand so he wrote for different groups of instruments like baroque violins, gamba viol families, contemprorary strings and could use best flavours of each. Maybe such were his customers. This player did a very good job in pulling smooth even slow attack tone even without a baroque bow!

[@jesuisravi]

Ole

[@lokoverde88]

Pienso lo mismo que Mnacuspia004 Je pense la même chose que Mnacuspia004 I think in the same way that Mnacuspia004 Ich bin der Meinung des Mnacuspia004

[@raroschumann]

naoko shimizu plays with the pianist ozgur aydin. please correct his name OZGUR AYDIN