Credits:

Brahms / Wallin / Pontinen

Description:

Café Zimmermann has been blinding the world with its vivid interpretation of Bach on the Alpha label since the beginning of the 21st century by reexamining the instruments and techniques of the era in which the Baroque composers lived. Its co-leader, Céline Frisch, has been attracting attention as a rare Bach interpreter since the sound source of "Goldberg Variations" (current release ALPHA303), which attracted attention for its overwhelming freshness and careful interpretation. The "Mean Law Clavier Works" is the repertoire she has been focusing on in recent years. Volume 2 follows on the heels of the first volume (ALPHA221, re-released NYCX-20005 with Japanese commentary), which was well received by the public. The interpretation of the harpsichord, which is a model from Bach's own time, is so beautiful that it will be listened to for a long time to come. who has produced many excellent recordings since the Alpha label's inception, has also done an excellent job, valuing the natural sound of the recordings, which reflects her unassuming interpretation. This is a new recording that is a unique example of Alpha's ability to approach Bach as it is in its rawest form. Naxos Japan