Image:Bach - Flute Sonata Cmaj - 2. Allegro.ogg
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Bach_-_Flute_Sonata_Cmaj_-_2._Allegro.ogg (Ogg Vorbis sound file, length 2m43s, 190kbps)
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These recordings are from Pan105, titled "Incomplete and Controversial Sonatas." Unfortunately, the master tapes are lost. The recordings were copied from an lp. Apart from the A major Sonata, many authorities are not convinced that the remaining sonatas are the work of the master. The A major Sonata has an incomplete 1st movement. Alex Murray compares it to the 5th Brandenburg concerto, and suggests that a flute cadenza, like the long harpsichord cadenza in the 5th Brandenburg, could have originally been a part of the manuscript. Accordingly, Martha Goldstein wrote a completion with this aim. The flute used is a copy of an instrument by W. Beukers which was made in the late 1700's. The maker is K Kinoshita of Japan. |
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The Al Goldstein collection in the Pandora Music repository at ibiblio.org. |
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Alex Murray (traverso) and Martha Goldstein (harpsichord) |
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| current | 23:44, 24 February 2008 | 2m43s (3.69 MB) | Graham87 | ({{Information |description=These recordings are from Pan105, titled "Incomplete and Controversial Sonatas." Unfortunately, the master tapes are lost. The recordings were copied from an lp. Apart from the A major Sonata, many authorities are not con) |
