Emil Gilels - Bach: Chromatic Fantasia and Fugue in D minor (live 1948)

Live November 1, 1948, Moscow.
the Liszt Sonata from that same concert is posted as well:
• Gilels live 1948 Liszt...
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[@user-rw1yh4iw5o]

Гилельс -- любовь моя. Огромная благодарность за запись.

[@punkpoetry]

He played quite a lot of Bach in the earlier years (I also posted the first partita from the early fifties), and absolutely magnificently!

[@user-sr4bg1hm5q]

Уникальная запись и исполнение!

[@marcelproust5113]

Superb !

[@asiil108]

Впечатлило!!

[@GiorgiIssakadze]

Genius!!

[@francishocquet4477]

Genius !!

[@INDIGOBLUE555]

Superb performance ! Valuable upload ✨

[@canman5060]

this is extreme rare from Gilels. I never know this recording exist. Thanks very much for this upload.

[@ClassicalPianoRarities]

More to come!

[@elenalivsjits347]

Genius! No other words.
Thank you so much.

[@carlosgomezlopez7499]

Fabuloso no lo conocia Gracias

[@yolainesene8691]

Thank you

[@ClassicalPianoRarities]

You are very welcome.

[@canman5060]

Gilels must have a very solid foundation on Bach in his very early years studies at the conservatoire.

[@Suav58]

In Russia, Soviet Union and then again Russia Bach was and probably still is taught throughout the process of formation of a pianist and from the very earliest years.