Bach, Partita No. 2, in D Minor, Ciacconna

Submitted by Eugene Drucker: Emerson String Quartet violinist Eugene Drucker. Recorded at Concordia College, Bronxville, New York, July 1989.

Where to buy it? http://www.parnassusrecords.com/pacd96009_10.htm

Comments

From Jay Azneer (Posted: Sep 16, 2007)
What a magnificently peaceful and generous sounding performance. The architecture of the peace never got lost it was marvelous.

From BRIAN GARRISON (Posted: Aug 1, 2007)
A little mistake!!! I think it is damn good. A little mistake shows he is human and capable of error.

From tan le (Posted: Jul 31, 2007)
wow, i love how you elongate everything.. rather than chop them... like milstein... not that i have anything against it.. i just prefer chaccone on the string

From Laurie Niles (Posted: Jul 24, 2007)
People who can hear beauty and artistry are generally capable of looking beyond "a little mistake."

From chen wenqiang (Posted: Jul 16, 2007)
a little mistake

From Arturo Fonseca Miquel (Posted: Jul 13, 2007)
Wonderful tone and style, congratulations

From Antonio Lofu (Posted: Jul 12, 2007)
I don't like turned chords!!

From Steffen Zeichner (Posted: Jul 10, 2007)
Beautiful.

Very interesting interpretation, especially loved the last third.

From Ian King (Posted: Jul 10, 2007)
love it!

From Patrick Hu (Posted: Jul 10, 2007)
Amazing. Wonderful tone and interpretation!

And by the way, I loved your guys' Brahms recording...it is my absolute favorite recording of the brahms quartet!

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