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Re: The Bach Choral Dilemma

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Subject: Re: The Bach Choral Dilemma
From: Sigurd Saue <sigurd.saue@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 28 Jan 2003 08:55:22 +0100
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My wife has a recording of the cello suites by Morten Zeuter, a Danish
cellist, in which he pauses slightly before and after every bass note
and thereby destroys the streaming effect. I have always been annoyed by
that performance (I even think it got a Danish music award). Is there a
recommended recording of the cello suites?

Best regards.
Sigurd Saue

>
> Among the most beautiful and perceptually convincing examples of
> melodic streaming certainly figure JS Bach's  suites for solo cello
> and sonatas & partita's for solo violin.
>
> Piet G. Vos
> --

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