℗ 2020 Avi-Service for music
Released October 16, 2020
Duration 1h 07m 27s
Record Label CAvi-music
Catalogue No. 8553988D
Genre Classical (Keyboard (specific genres))
 

All Around Bach

Stepan Simonian

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Concerto for Piano solo in B Minor, BWV 979 after Violin Concerto in D Minor, RV. 813 by Antonio Vivaldi  
1.1
I. (Adagio). Allegro
Johann Sebastian Bach; Stepan Simonian
1:11
1.2
II. Adagio
Johann Sebastian Bach; Stepan Simonian
0:37
1.3
III. Allegro (Grave)
Johann Sebastian Bach; Stepan Simonian
2:46
1.4
IV. Andante
Johann Sebastian Bach; Stepan Simonian
1:19
1.5
V. (Adagio)
Johann Sebastian Bach; Stepan Simonian
0:41
1.6
VI. Allegro
Johann Sebastian Bach; Stepan Simonian
2:58
Italian Concerto in F Major, BWV 971  
1.7
I. (Allegro)
Johann Sebastian Bach; Stepan Simonian
3:47
1.8
II. Andante
Johann Sebastian Bach; Stepan Simonian
5:39
1.9
III. Presto
Johann Sebastian Bach; Stepan Simonian
3:30
10 Chorale Préludes, BV B 27  
1.10
No. 9. In dir ist Freude, BWV 665 (Arr. for piano solo)
Johann Sebastian Bach; Ferruccio Busoni; Stepan Simonian
2:28
Phantasy and Fugue in G Minor, BWV 542 / S. 463  
1.11
Phantasy (Arr.by Franz Liszt)
Johann Sebastian Bach; Franz Liszt; Stepan Simonian
5:30
1.12
Fugue (Arr.by Franz Liszt)
Johann Sebastian Bach; Franz Liszt; Stepan Simonian
5:07
10 Chorale Préludes, BV B 27  
1.13
No. 4. Nun freut euch, lieben Christen g'mein BWN 734
Johann Sebastian Bach; Ferruccio Busoni; Stepan Simonian
2:05
1.14
Phantasy and Fugue in B-A-C-H, S. 592/2
Franz Liszt; Stepan Simonian
10:57
1.15
No. 10. Jesus Christus, unser Heiland, BWV 615 (Arr. for piano solo)
Johann Sebastian Bach; Ferruccio Busoni; Stepan Simonian
5:31
1.16
Prélude, Fugue et Variation, Op. 18 (Arr. for saxophone & piano)
César Franck; Stepan Simonian; Asya Fateyeva
10:51
Cantata Gottes Zeit ist die allerbeste Zeit, BWV 106, arr. By G. Kurtag  
1.17
I. Sonatina (Arr. for four hands)
Johann Sebastian Bach; György Kurtág; Stepan Simonian; Asya Fateyeva
2:30
Digital Booklet
"Arrangements, paraphrases, copies – in the music world, these are just a few of the terms that designate the same genre, which has probably existed as long as art itself. What is an arrangement? Is it more or less a copy of the original, or is it an independent work in its own right? How far can the arranger stray from the original? Who is the main author: the composer or the arranger? Even from a legal point of view, this subject is so complex that no clear answer has yet been found. Throughout his life, Bach often arranged works by other composers and continually rearranged his own. This was something he found natural, and in his day and age it was nothing unusual. In the case of a great number of his works for keyboard, we are not sure whether they were intended for harpsichord, organ, or even clavichord. I have always found this subject of great importance: as a pianist, if one chooses the modern grand as the medium for these pieces, one is performing Bach exclusively in 'arrangement' form. In this context I decided to examine the creative interrelations among works by several composers separated by time and space: from Vivaldi to Busoni, from Bach to Franck and Liszt, in order to conceive a programme for this CD with the figure and the oeuvre of Bach as connecting element: All Around Bach." - Stepan Simonian
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – CAvi-music Studio Masters

Track 1 – 48 kHz / 24-bit PCM
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-8.72
-20.70 to -1.00
-28.34
-37.78 to -21.60
-25.33
-35.40 to -17.70
12
10 to 13
1
I. (Adagio). Allegro
-5.44-26.17-23.213
2
II. Adagio
-20.70-37.04-34.210
3
III. Allegro (Grave)
-6.78-26.54-23.712
4
IV. Andante
-19.51-37.78-35.410
5
V. (Adagio)
-14.75-34.65-31.511
6
VI. Allegro
-8.16-27.23-24.512
7
I. (Allegro)
-7.16-25.24-22.612
8
II. Andante
-13.94-34.15-31.012
9
III. Presto
-6.57-25.23-22.512
10
No. 9. In dir ist Freude, BWV 665 (Arr. for piano solo)
-5.57-23.08-20.311
11
Phantasy (Arr.by Franz Liszt)
-3.73-23.69-20.413
12
Fugue (Arr.by Franz Liszt)
-4.04-25.18-22.312
13
No. 4. Nun freut euch, lieben Christen g'mein BWN 734
-6.97-25.28-22.511
14
Phantasy and Fugue in B-A-C-H, S. 592/2
-1.00-21.60-17.713
15
No. 10. Jesus Christus, unser Heiland, BWV 615 (Arr. for piano solo)
-5.73-26.86-23.512
16
Prélude, Fugue et Variation, Op. 18 (Arr. for saxophone & piano)
-2.03-25.55-21.813
17
I. Sonatina (Arr. for four hands)
-16.12-36.54-33.512

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