Bach - Sonata for violin and harpsichord no. 1 in B minor BWV 1014 | Netherlands Bach Society
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
- This Sonata for violin and harpsichord no. 1 in B minor, performed here by Bojan Čičić and Steven Devine for All of Bach, is the first in a set of six that Bach probably wrote during his years in Köthen. The slow opening section immediately shows Bach’s ambitions for the whole set. He reveals himself at his most expressive, and there is also room for virtuosity and complexity. For instance, after the melancholic introduction by the harpsichord, the violin enters in a lament with a long motionless note and proceeds to descend in a resigned garland of notes. A little later, the violin even becomes two-part, creating a five-part interaction between the two instruments. It is precisely this combination of expressiveness, virtuosity and compositional mastery that explains why these sonatas have not fallen into oblivion.
Recorded for the project All of Bach on December 6th 2021 at Broedergemeente in Zeist. If you want to help us complete All of Bach, please subscribe to our channel bit.ly/2vhCeFB and consider donating bit.ly/3J5uprM.
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Bojan Čičić, violin
Steven Devine, harpsichord
0:00 Adagio
3:28 Allegro
6:25 Andante
9:21 Allegro 
Видеоклипы
0:06 Adagio
3:28 Allegro
6:25 Andante
9:21 Allegro
NBS, how are you all so very excellent at everything you record??
It seems like every single time I listen to a new video by you all, I gain a profound appreciation for another sublime piece of music.
The incredible, subliminal way Bach brings in the violin initially always brings tears to these old eyes.
Everything on Bach......led ud to tears joy.....led ud to God!!!!
Rory Coker, I am reading your comment with tears in my eyes also.❤️
Well, perhaps you are a sentimental old fool. But the music is beautiful of course.
1969: as a young student busking in Burton's arcade in Regent Street one cold winter's night I did not have the usual appreciative crowd. A lovely young American girl hid behind the corner, listened to me playing the last movement of this sonata, and fell in love with me. Thank you Bach!
Exquisitely played. I simply want now to hear Steven and Bojan playing the other 5 sonatas.
BWV 1015 ruclips.net/video/7-T9lbly3q0/видео.html
Bach's genius is that the construction and intellectual nature of his works never come in the way of the music going straight to the heart. The first movement is absolutely breathtaking.
Well said
A hundred bravos to the violinist for making such a super-human effort to sink his sound into that of the harpsichord, only allowing it to sing through when it needs to.
That's the joy of playing with Bojan - one of the best colleagues a harpsichordists could ever work with with. Thanks for your lovely comment!
The violin and harpsichord sonatas entered my soul as a young man, thanks to Yehudi Menuhin and George Malcolm. 60 years later I still find them as beautiful and emotioally satisfyng as I did then.
Except now the performers (and recording equipment) are much better!
Upon extensive listening of Bach’s works, alongside a gathered knowledge of classical music as a whole, one sees that Monsieur Bach is undoubtedly the most important and emotionally inspired composer to have lived on this earth.
Mozart isn't bad,either.
@@patriciayeiser6405 Yes, Mozart is good. Beethoven, too. But Bach is better!
They are all pretty amazing! I find Bach the most consistently healing.
@@herrickinman9303I love them all and it doesn’t bother me if someone thinks one is better than the other. I just enjoy.
The Void in me is so enormous that only the music of Johann Sebastian Bach has enough volume to fill me up and leaves me such unspeakable Wonder and Joy!!!
Ahhhh, thank you. It is hard to play this piece as beautifully as it deserves!
TEAR MIST IN MY EYES AS THIS MESMERIZING PIECE OF BACH IS PLAYED BRILLIANTLY. BRAVO❤️✨️
This channel restores my hope in humanity
Огромное спасибо за Ваше выступление. Восхитительная музыка среди войны, страха и ненависти пробуждает самые лучшие человеческие эмоции.Какое облегчение знать, что такое живое, сердечное искусство ещё есть в нашем мире. А также есть люди, готовые делиться своей радостью и дарить ее слушателям вопреки всем невзгодам. Удачи, здоровья, процветания и благополучия Вам.
Oh wow, I love these two musicians, never expected to see them part of this project. :) lovely performance, very intense.
A MAGNIFICENT PERFORMANCE OF THIE MOST MUSICAL SONATA BY BACH. A PURE JOY TO LISTEN TO THIS DUO.
Such a beautiful performance🍃thank's
This piece as with all of Bach’s music nourishes my heart and soul.
Bach is life! ❤️❤️
Un ravissement.,.... beauté inégalable des sujets et contre sujets., Magnifique interprétation par ailleurs.
Outstanding. I have such gratitude for your efforts to record Bach's entire repetoire. A very moving piece that I seldom encounter. Today I had instructed my students on counterpoint in Bach's work, from the viewpoint of the keyboard, so was glad to see this suggestion pop up.
Bach's music Is expression of pure beauty
Thank you 🌈
Such a beautiful composition. I really like the contrast of the harpsichord and violin. The detached and legato of the violin is excellent and having the themes bounce back and forth between these contrasting instruments is really cool. Very well played as well!
Exceptional. Thank you for performing this for us and sharing it.
Absolutely heavenly. Thank you.
Excellent. Thank you for a straight-forward performance, hewing to and finding individual expression in the score. Masterful.
A most sublime AND deep heart moving performance! Thank you very much!
Amazing , great musicianship.
Linda música e ótima interpretação. A qualidade do som (gravação) também merece elogios.
Just divine. Exquisite. So so beautiful.
Bis Bis Bis!!! Wow wonderful!
Excellent performance :)
Sublime , Magnifique !!!
I wish I could give NBS 100 billion likes.
Geniale und sehr schöne Arrangierung; unübertrefflich hinsichtlich der seelischen Erhebung, die hier hervorgerufen wird. Die Instrumente sind perfekt im Klang für die Darbietung und die beiden Musiker bestechen durch Einfühlsamkeit und Präzision; sehr selten gehörte Kombination der Superlative! JS Bach muss diese Melodien und Akkordfolgen direkt aus der spirituellen Welt Gottes empfangen haben!!!
Excelente canal para difundir la música del genio de BACH. Gracias❤
My favorite！💕
Beautiful!
I believe in Bach!
Bello, simplemente bello. Bach es Bach.
Thank you for this! Truly lovely.
Fantastic.
The Bach music philosophy comes out from this sonata!
Wow! Two wonderful british musicians for this sonata :)
hermosísimo...bellísimas páginas...
Great performance!
Been waiting for this one
Heart-wrenching beautiful! Hartverscheurend mooi!
Vielen Dank für die wunderschöne Aufnahme. ❤
Acabo de descubrir vuestro canal. Es oro puro. ¡Gracias por la difusión que dais a la excelencia!
Geweldig. Heel erg bedankt.
This is a beautiful sonata. I do like the structure, which feels very common during the baroque period.
Wunderschöne und detaillierte Aufführung dieser kompakten doch perfekt komponierten Sonate in verschiedenen Tempi mit seidigem doch gut phrasiertem Ton der genialen Violine und zurückgehaltenem doch schimmerndem Klang des ebenso genialen Cembalos. Der dritte Satz klingt besonders schön und echt melodisch. Im Kontrast klingt der letzte Satz echt lebhaft und auch inspirierend. Der intime und perfekt entsprechende Dialog zwischen den beiden Virtuosen ist wahrhaft ergreifend. Alles ist wunderbar!
6th. November 1982 I had the unbelievable courage to open my Purcell Room debut with this work, beginning as it does on a 16-second-long F- sharp taken in a single bow!
Merci
Prachtig!
Wat een pracht en dat op mijn 81 verjaardag!!!
Wonderful. And you got to travel too!
beauty
Exquisite
Just a bit of vibrato here, to keep the romantics happy!
Seriously, it's a lovely performance.
GREAT
❤ ❤ 💕 ❤
Sublime playing and very well mixed. Bad audio engineering can easily ruin a recording of pieces like this, where all lines should be equal in presence.
All my love.
Really.
Eccellente interpretazione.
At last another violinist! And a very good one! Sato is very good as well, but one could easily get the idea that he had exclusive rights for Bach's violin works
I mean, he is the most technically skilled Baroque violinist in the world. He went to Juilliard and Curtis. You can hear that Čičić is a tiny bit out of tune on some of the double stops--nothing out of the ordinary that kills the performance or anything; it's still exceptional. But, the near-perfect intonation of someone who attended the most elite music schools in the world really shows in Sato's performances. Just look at any solo violin piece that requires significant technical ability, like Bach's 3-part fugue in G minor, compare it to any other Baroque violinist (even the likes of Rachel Podger), and you'll find that nobody comes close to Sato's mixing of exceptional technique with Baroque interpretation:
*Baroque Violinists* (the time at the end of the links is intentional)
Shunske Sato: ruclips.net/video/MRKy3kX8XUM/видео.html
Rachel Podger: ruclips.net/video/wTVJ0BtIoMA/видео.html
Patrick Bismuth: ruclips.net/video/JU6a-4gqOmM/видео.html
*Modern Violinists*
James Ehnes: ruclips.net/video/WIAHt8qT4iU/видео.html
Hilary Hahn: ruclips.net/video/R8xTneajT8Q/видео.html
Arthur Grumiaux (old-school): ruclips.net/video/FTUWCr3IXxw/видео.html
@@randomoneforstuff3696 Discussions about who is the best (especially in the world) are quite useless as far as i'm concerned. Music, and art in general, are not the Olympic Games. Furtheron i didn't indicate i underrate Sato's qualities. He is a wonderful and great musician in his own right as are the others you mentioned.
@@bertuspieters4154 Of course. I just wanted to clarify that Sato is in many recordings because he has the best technique of everyone in NBS. But, other performers are always welcome. I personally want to see Rachel Podger do a performance with them, since she's one of the most well known Baroque violinists and has never been a guest concertmaster with NBS before.
@Bertus Pieters I agree. Hard to satisfy all the RUclips "enthusiasts" (obsessives) who find change difficult to deal with though.
@@randomoneforstuff3696 Simon Standage isn't bad, either..
I was surprised to see Mr. Sato isn't playing!
I wasn't; The Netherlands Bach Society have always embraced change and variety.
I understand : since I have heard this interpretations, I am a bit frustrated if he’s not the first violin. I always wonder what he had made instead…. His work is such an epiphany every time!
GOD bless NBS in the name of Jesus! Thank you! Wonderful!😇
Ergreifend
.❤👍🌎.
I would love to know who is the maker of your violin? The tone is very rich and bright on this recording. I am assuming that you are playing an authentic early violin?
Violin by G Grancino, Milano, 1703
Bow by Luis-Emilio Rodriguez Den Haag 2011
AMAZING. Maybe my favorite interpretation?
Hot take: sometimes lack of vibrato in baroque interpretations seems almost unnatural. like they're almost trying NOT to vibrate. a stiffness. but here... i didnt feel that stiffness at all.
an interpretation isn't interesting because it's "accurate". it matters so much more that they are real, alive, honest. and this performance feels that way
Danke, Freunde. Ihr setzt dem großen Bach ein Denkmal und schreibt euch selbst ins Buch der Geschichte ein.
Since when does anyone other than Shunske Sato play the Bach violin works in Netherlands Bach Society?
This was a deliberate choice. We love to bring some variety in our recordings and give other good baroque violinists a stage. We hope you like Čičić's interpretation of the piece.
@@bachI love it, and it's great to hear a variety of performers, especially performers as good as these. .
@@bach I like it but no-one does Bach on the violin like Sato. All the violin concertos and sonatas/partitas thus far have been played by him. Just saying.
@@bach of course we like the interpretation of Mr. Civic. Nevertheless, we noticed that he plays on a modern violine (longer fretboard, no gut strings, etc.). This makes the sound of this sonata quite different from that of the other ones.
@@davidhancock8861 Fortunately, no one else does it like Sato. Just saying.
Better…!!
This is beautiful interpretation but why isn’t the harpsichord tuned to meantone or some unequal temperament?
Thank you for your kind comment! The wonderful Kalsbeek harpsichord was tuned in Young 2 temperament for this recording.
No Sato :(
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I hope you can understand our point of view
He plays a violin, and i hear a trumpet? What‘s wrong?
The harpsicord comes across as too loud, compared to the violine ! No ?
I tend to agree. Otherwise wonderful as always.
No, I don’t agree. The harpsichordist might as well be playing a dumb harpsichord. Especially in the second movement, he can barely be heard. The balance is all wrong here. Compare the Gould Laredo recordings in which every voice can be heard with crystal clarity.
No.
steel strings? a much sharper sound compared to Shunske Sato's gut strings
The only string with metal winding is the G, Bojan uses all gut
Nope these are normal baroque violin gut strings.
If you play in authentic way - please act in the authentic way: please copy the score by hand)))
Didn't know zelensky could olay like this
It's not like Bach... A lot of scores, all of them according to copiryght law..... All of then possesed by Barenreiter (not even by Bach!!!). And the musicians being like slaves of those sccores....
Usually it's much easier to read an urtext edition (Barenreiter, G Henle Verlag, etc.) than the original manuscript.
Sato is better in every way, variety be damned!
Stop the metathesiophobia. Čičić is perfectly fine. His double stops are a bit out of tune at times, and his vibrato quality is inconsistent, but he doesn't take as much tempo liberty as Sato.
I love this recording and I miss Sato.
Troppo ingombrante il clavicembalo
??? In che senso “troppo ingombrante”? In una sonata per violino e cembalo concertante? Non è mica un basso continuo…