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Bach at Cooper Union |
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1-6. Partita No. 1 in B flat major, BWV 825 [17:28]
7-13. Partita No. 3 in A minor, BWV 827 [17:01] |
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Judith Norell (Harpsichord)
Instrument: The harpsichord was built by William Dowd of Cambridge, Massachusetts, in 1975. It is a copy of a late 18th Century instrument by Pascal Taskin with two 8’ and one 4’ registers. |
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Direct-to Tape Recording DTR-8202 |
Jan 1982 |
CD / TT: 34:29 |
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Recorded at Great Hall of the Cooper Union, New York City, New York, USA.
Producer & Engineer: Bob Sellman; Artist & Repertoire Coordinator: William Marsh. This Direct-to-Tape Recording was made using two Schoeps microphones.
Listen on YouTube:
Partita No. 1 BWV 825: 1. Praludium [1:48] + 2. Allemande [3:16] + 3. Corrente [2:36] + 4. Sarabande [3:40] + 5. Menuet I/II [3:01] + 6. Gigue [2:07]
Partita No. 3 BWV 827: 1. Fantasia [1:47] + 2. Allemande [2:15] + 3. Corrente [2:48] + 4. Sarabande [2:43] + 5. Burlesca [2:14] + 6. Scherzo [0:58] + 7. Gigue [3:10]
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J.S. Bach: Goldberg Variations, BWV 988 Judith Norell, Harpsichord |
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01:35-61:33: Goldberg Variations BWV 988 [59:58] |
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Judith Norell (Harpsichord) |
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YouTube |
1985 |
Audio / TT: 62:38 |
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Recorded live in New York City apartment, New York, USA. Broadcast by WNYC FM. WNYC FM broadcast 26 concerts comprising the complete house music of Bach. The concert series commemorated the 300th Birthday of Bach. All 26 concerts took place in NYC apartments.
Listen on YouTube:
Goldberg Variations BWV 988: Complete Work [62:38] |
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Recordings of Chamber Works |
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H-1 |
Bach for Flute & Harpsichord |
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1-3. Sonata for flute & keyboard No. 1 in B minor, BWV 1030 [16:50]
4-6. Sonata for flute & keyboard No. 2 in E flat major, BWV 1031 [9:38]
7-10. Partita for solo flute in A minor, BWV 1013 [12:19] |
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Linda Wetherill (Flute); Judith Norell (Harpsichord)
Instruments: The rose-gold flute was customdesigned and crafted for her by Jonathon A. Landell of Huntington Center, Vermont.
The harpsichord was built by William Good of Cambridge, Massachusetts, in 1975. A copy of a two-manual late l8th cextury instrument made by Pascal Taskin, it has two 8’ and one 4’ registers. |
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Direct-to Tape Recording DTR-8112
High Definition Tape Transfers HDTT-3627 |
Sep 1981 |
MP3 / TT: 38:47
MP3 / TT: 38:47 |
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Recorded in New York City, New York, USA.
Producer & Engineer: Bob Sellman; Artists & Repertoire Coordinator: William Marsh. Recorded using two Schoeps microphones; No limiting, equalization, or compression were used during its mastering or manufacture; Transferred from a 15ips 2 track master; Released with the Cooperation and Permission of DTR Recordings.
Listen on YouTube:
Sonata for flute & keyboard No. 1 BWV 1030: 1. Andante [7:08] + 2. Largo e dolce [3:58] + 3. Presto [5:37]
Sonata for flute & keyboard No. 2 BWV 1031: 1. Allegro moderato [3:35] + 2. Siciliano [2:07] | 3. Allegro [4:02]
Partita for solo flute BWV 1013: 1. Allemande [3:46] + 2. Currante [2:59] + 3. Sarabande [4:03] + 4. Bourre angalise [1:36]
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Music Download: High Definition Tape Transfers |
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Recordings of Orchestral Works |
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