- Composer: Bach J.C.
- Audio CD (May 1 1999)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Label: Cpo
- ASIN: B00000J8XT
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
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Track Listings
| 1. Piano Concerto Op. 13,1 In C Major: Allegro |
| 2. Piano Concerto Op. 13,1 In C Major: Rondeau: Allegretto |
| 3. Piano Concerto Op. 13,2 In D Major: Allegro |
| 4. Piano Concerto Op. 13,2 In D Major: con spirito |
| 5. Piano Concerto Op. 13,2 In D Major: Andante - Allegro non tanto |
| 6. Piano Concerto Op. 13,3 In F Major: Allegro con brio |
| 7. Piano Concerto Op. 13,3 In F Major: Rondeau: Allegro |
| 8. Piano Concerto In E-Flat Major: Allegro |
| 9. Piano Concerto In E-Flat Major: Andante |
| 10. Piano Concerto In E-Flat Major: Andante - Rondeau: Tempo di Minuetto |
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By Chaconnesque
Format:Audio CD
These concertos were written for the fashionable public in London and Paris in the mid-1770s. As such they had to be 'popular' in style. But nonetheless it takes a master of JC Bach's stature to make them stand out even amongst other 'trifles' of the period. Here are more than just glimpses of the future Mozart. The works are the foundation on which Mozart was to build his series of Viennese concertos of the 1780s. Taken on their own, they are immensely enjoyable and do not deserve their current neglect. JC Bach was a pioneer who broke with the old North German style of his father and brothers to embrace and perfect the new Italianate Galant style, in which he was unequaled and which Mozart was his successor.
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Now we know why Mozart admired JC Bach so much.
Mar 5 2003
By Chaconnesque
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Format:Audio CD
These concertos were written for the fashionable public in London and Paris in the mid-1770s. As such they had to be 'popular' in style. But nonetheless it takes a master of JC Bach's stature to make them stand out even amongst other 'trifles' of the period. Here are more than just glimpses of the future Mozart. The works are the foundation on which Mozart was to build his series of Viennese concertos of the 1780s. Taken on their own, they are immensely enjoyable and do not deserve their current neglect. JC Bach was a pioneer who broke with the old North German style of his father and brothers to embrace and perfect the new Italianate Galant style, in which he was unequaled and which Mozart was his successor.
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Great Piano Music
Mar 4 2012
By Mary Beth Akers
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Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
Our daughter is preparing this piece for a concerto audition. We bought the CD so that she could listen to it as an aid to learning it. It's more than just a learning tool; it is a favorite among our collection of great classical music. It takes a bit of extra talent to be able to play Bach as expressively as this. Both technical and aesthetic execution by both the soloist and the orchestra are quite good.
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