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Glenn Gould - Johann Sebastian Bach - Glenn Gould Joue Bach (12xCD + Box, Comp)

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Glenn Gould - Johann Sebastian Bach - Glenn Gould Joue Bach (12xCD + Box, Comp)Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+) Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+) Comments: General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above): 2004 Sony Music Entertainment Inc. Distribution Sony Music. CD1: tracks 1 30 recorded at 30th Street Studio, New York City, 10, 14 & 16 6 1955, mono; tracks 31 32 recorded at 30th Street Studio, New York City, 29 31 7 & 1 8 1957, mono. CD2: recorded at 30th

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℗ © 2004 Sony Music Entertainment Inc. Distribution Sony Music. - CD1: tracks 1-30 recorded at 30th Street Studio, New York City, 10, 14 & 16/6/1955, mono; tracks 31-32 recorded at 30th Street Studio, New York City, 29-31/7 & 1/8/1957, mono. - CD2: recorded at 30th Street Studio, New York, April/May 1981. - CD3: recorded at Eaton's Auditorium, Toronto, Canada, 11/3 & 4/11/1973 (Suite No. 1); 23/5/1971 (Suite No. 2); 21 & 22/6/1974 (Suite No. 3). - CD4: recorded at Eaton's Auditorium, Toronto, Canada, 14 v& 15/12/1974; 23 & 24/5/1976 (Suites Nos. 4 & 5); 10 & 11/10/1975; 23 & 24/5/1976 (Suite No. 6). - CD5: recorded at Eaton's Auditorium, Toronto, Canada, 16/11/1972 (Suite No. 1); 5/11/1972 (Suite No. 2); 12/12/1972 & 17/02/1973 (Suite No. 3); 17/2/1973 (Suite No. 4); 27/2 & 23/5/1971 (Suite No. 5); 13/3 & 23/5/1971 (Suite No. 6). - CD6: recorded at 30th Street Studio, New York City, 18/9/63 & 19/3/64. - CD7: tracks 1-19 recorded at 30th Street Studio, New York City, 1 & 8/5, 22/9/1959 (Partita No. 1); 22 & 23/6/1959 (Partita No. 2); 18 & 19/10/1962 (Partita No. 3); tracks 20-37 recorded at Eaton's Auditorium, Toronto, Canada, 10 & 11/10/1979 (tracks 20-30); 20/1 & 2/2/1980 (tracks 31-37). - CD8: tracks 1-21 recorded at 30th Street Studio, New York City (mono recordings except track 1 to 8, 14, 15 & 21), 11 & 12/12/1962, 19 & 20/3, 9/4/1963 (Partita No. 4); 29-31/7, 1/8/1957 (Partita No. 5); 29-31/7, 1/8/1957 (Partita No. 6); tracks 22-27 recorded at Eaton's Auditorium, Toronto, Canada, 20/1 & 2/2/1980. - CD9: recorded at Eaton's Auditorium, Toronto, Canada, 16, 17, 31/10 & 1/11/1976 (BWV 912); 31/10 & 1/11/1976 (BWV 910); 16 & 17/10/1976 (BWV 913); 15 & 16/5/1979 (BWV 911). - CD10: tracks 1 & 2 recorded at Eaton's Auditorium, Toronto, Canada, 12/6/1979 (BWV 915); 15 & 16/5/1979 (BWV 916); track 3 recorded at 30th Street Studio, New York City, 8/4/1963; tracks 4-14 recorded at Eaton's Auditorium, Toronto, Canada, 10, 11, 24 & 31/1 and 27/2/1971, 5/11/1973. - CD11: tracks 1-5, 12 & 16-19 recorded at Eaton's Auditorium, Toronto, Canada, 11/6/1979 (tracks 1-3), 5/8/1979 (tracks 4 & 5), 18/4/1971 (track 12), 11/10/1979 (track 16), 5/4/1980 (tracks 17-19); tracks 6-11 & 13-15 recorded at 30th Street Studio, New York City, 30/1/1968 (tracks 6 & 8), 6/2/1968 (track 7), 30/1/1968 (tracks 9-11), 22-26/6/1959 (tracks 13-15). - CD12: recorded at 30th Street Studio, New York City, 11 & 30/4/1957, Mono. The 12 CDs are housed in 12 separate jewel cases, each including a booklet in French or English.

 

. Variations Goldberg, BWV 988 (Enregistrement De 1955)
. Aria Avec 30 Variations (Exercice Pour Le Clavier - Partie IV)
. Extrait Du Livre II Du Clavier Bien Tempéré
1-33. Fugue En Fa Dièse Mineur, BWV 883 3:14
1-34. Fugue En Mi Majeur, BWV 878 4:17
. Variations Goldberg, BWV 988 (Enregistrement De 1981)
. Aria Avec 30 Variations (Clavier-Übung - IV. Partie)
. English Suites - Volume 1
. Suite No. 1 In A Major, BWV 806
. Suite No. 2 In A Minor, BWV 807
. Suite No. 3 In G Minor, BWV 808
. English Suites - Volume 2
. Suite No. 4 In F Major, BWV 809
. Suite No. 5 In E Minor, BWV 810
. Suite No. 6 In D Minor, BWV 811
. The French Suites
. Suite No. 1 In D Minor, BWV 812
. Suite No. 2 In C Minor, BWV 813
. Suite No. 3 In B Minor, BWV 814
. Suite No. 4 In E-Flat Major, BWV 815
. Suite No. 5 In G Major, BWV 816
. Suite No. 6 In E Major, BWV 817
. The Two And Three Part Inventions (Inventions & Sinfonias)
6-1. Inventio 1 In C Major, BWV 772 1:30
6-2. Sinfonia 1 In C Major, BWV 787 0:43
6-3. Inventio 2 In C Minor, BWV 773 2:54
6-4. Sinfonia 2 In C Minor, BWV 788 3:00
6-5. Inventio 5 In E-Flat Major, BWV 776 1:21
6-6. Sinfonia 5 In E-Flat Major, BWV 791 3:05
6-7. Inventio 14 In B-Flat Major, BWV 785 1:37
6-8. Sinfonia 14 In B-Flat Major, BWV 800 1:07
6-9. Inventio 11 In G Minor, BWV 782 0:54
6-10. Sinfonia 11 In G Minor, BWV 797 3:43
6-11. Inventio 10 In G Major, BWV 781 0:40
6-12. Sinfonia 10 In G Major, BWV 796 0:55
6-13. Inventio 15 In B Minor, BWV 786 0:51
6-14. Sinfonia 15 In B Minor, BWV 801 1:02
6-15. Inventio 7 In E Minor, BWV 778 0:54
6-16. Sinfonia 7 In E Minor, BWV 793 1:30
6-17. Inventio 6 In E Major, BWV 777 2:42
6-18. Sinfonia 6 In E Major, BWV 792 0:48
6-19. Inventio 13 In A Minor, BWV 784 0:45
6-20. Sinfonia 13 In A Minor, BWV 799 2:12
6-21. Inventio 12 In A Major, BWV 783 0:56
6-22. Sinfonia 12 In A Major, BWV 798 1:13
6-23. Inventio 3 In D Major, BWV 774 1:00
6-24. Sinfonia 3 In D Major, BWV 789 1:05
6-25. Inventio 4 In D Minor, BWV 775 0:45
6-26. Sinfonia 4 In D Minor, BWV 790 3:13
6-27. Inventio 8 In F Major, BWV 779 1:03
6-28. Sinfonia 8 In F Major, BWV 794 0:57
6-29. Inventio 9 In F Minor, BWV 780 2:48
6-30. Sinfonia 9 In F Minor, BWV 795 4:18
. Partitas BWV 825-827
. Partita No. 1 In B-Flat Major, BWV 825
. Partita No. 2 In C Minor, BWV 826
. Partita No. 3 In A Minor, BWV 827
. 6 Little Preludes, BWV 933-938
. Prelude And Fughetta In D Minor, BWV 899
7-28. Prelude In G Major, BWV 902 3:20
7-29. Prelude In G Major, BWV 902/1a 0:53
7-30. Fughetta In G Major, BWV 902 0:55
. Extrait Du Petit Livre De Wilhelm Friedemann Bach
7-31. Fugue In C Major, BWV 952 1:17
7-32. Fughetta In C Minor, BWV 961 2:25
7-33. Fugue In C Major, BWV 953 1:20
. Prelude And Fugue In A Minor, BWV 895
. Prelude And Fughetta In E Minor, BWV 900
. Partitas BWV 828-830
. Partita No. 4 In D Major, BWV 828
. Partita No. 5 In G Major, BWV 829
. Partita No. 6 In E Minor, BWV 830
. 6 Little Preludes, BWV 924-930 (From The Wilhelm Friedemann Bach Büchlein)
8-22. Praeambulum In C Major, BWV 924 1:47
8-23. Praeambulum In F Major, BWV 927 0:36
8-24. Praeludium In D Minor, BWV 926 0:49
8-25. Praeludium In D Major, BWV 925 0:56
8-26. Praeludium In F Major, BWV 928 1:08
8-27. Praeambulum In G Minor, BWV 930 3:21
. Toccatas Vol. 1
9-1. Toccata In D Major, BWV 912 14:01
9-2. Toccata In F-Sharp Minor, BWV 910 11:43
9-3. Toccata In D Minor, BWV 913 17:08
9-4. Toccata In C Minor, BWV 911 11:13
. Toccatas Vol. 2
10-1. Toccata In G Minor, BWV 915 8:44
10-2. Toccata In G Major, BWV 916 8:52
10-3. Toccata In E Minor, BWV 914 8:35
. Ouverture In The French Style, BWV 831 (Partita In B Minor From Clavier-Übung, Part II)
. The Italian Album
. Concerto In D Minor After Alessandro Marcello, BWV 974
11-4. Fugue In B Minor On A Theme By Tomaso Albinoni, BWV 951 4:36
11-5. Fugue In A Major On A Theme By Tomaso Albinoni, BWV 950 4:13
11-6. Sonata In D Major, K. 430 (L. 463) - Non Presto Mà A Tempo Di Ballo 1:44
11-7. Sonate In D Minor, K. 9 (L. 413) - Allegro 1:48
11-8. Sonata In G Major, K. 13 (L. 486) - Presto 2:22
. Sonata In A Minor "Württemberg" No. 1 Wq. 49 No. 1 (H. 30)
11-12. Aria Variata Alla Maniera Italiana In A Minor, BWV 989 9:42
. Italian Concerto In F Major, BWV 971
11-16. Chromatic Fantasy In D Minor, BWV 903 6:20
11-17. Fantasy In G Minor, BWV 917 2:59
11-18. Fantasy In C Minor, BWV 919 2:13
11-19. Fantasy (And Fugue) In C Minor, BWV 906 7:02
. Keyboard Concertos - Vol. I
. Concerto For Piano & Orchestra No. 1 In D Minor, BWV 1052
. Concerto For Piano & Orchestra No. 4 In A Major, BWV 1055
. Concerto For Piano & Orchestra No. 5 In F Minor, BWV 1056

 

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Recorded At Columbia 30th Street Studio
Recorded At Eaton's Auditorium

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