J. S. Bach - Suite in E minor BWV 996 (1/2) - Robert Hill, Lautenwerk

1. Praeludio
2. Allemande (at: 2:22)
3. Corrente (at 5:41)
Robert Hill, Lautenwerk (Lute-Harpsichord)
For a version for guitar played by Göran Söllscher, see:
• J. S. Bach - Suite for... (praeludio)
• J. S. Bach - Suite for... (Allemande)
• J. S. Bach - Suite for... (Corrente)
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[@beasheerhan4482]

Easily the finest interpretation I've ever heard of 996. This is so rich, florid, viscereal, brusque, spontaneous of affeckt, yet more than sufficiently Prussian-structured to cater to Left-brain's fetish for ordnung. And, lest I forget - this Lute-harpsichord by Keith Hill shows why he is the reigning king of all such instruments. In fact, I highly doubt any maker in the 18th century could equal him, at the 'gut-strung' harpsichord.

[@TaiganTundra]

He uses quite a lot of rubato in the allemande, makes it sound quite different from most guitar and lute renditions that I've heard. And the courante was really well ornamented!

[@Skipioza]

Incredible speed and accuracy. =)

[@vteam02]

Could use less reverberation in my opinion