Credits:

Quatuor Ebene

Description:

Johann Christian Bach (1735-1782), the youngest son of J.S. Bach, who was a close friend of Mozart and was called the successor to Bach and Handel in London, gave a brilliant performance of his keyboard sonatas by Olga Martinova, a Russian keyboardist of ancient music! J.C. Bach's brilliant sonatas, which were overwhelmingly popular in London and other cities at that time, will be brilliantly played by a talented member of the Russian ancient music world and an N&F Blanche replica model instrument made by the Von Nagel workshop in Paris in 1985. Tokyo M-Plus

Tracklisting:

1.Sonata for piano in G major, Op. 5/3, CW A3 (T. 338/6): Allegro
2.Sonata for piano in G major, Op. 5/3, CW A3 (T. 338/6): Allegretto
3.Sonata for piano in B flat major, Op. 5/1, CW A1 (T. 338/1): Allegretto
4.Sonata for piano in B flat major, Op. 5/1, CW A1 (T. 338/1): Tempo di Minuetto
5.Sonata for piano in E flat major, Op.5/4, CW A4 (T. 339/1): Allegro
6.Sonata for piano in E flat major, Op.5/4, CW A4 (T. 339/1): Rondeaux
7.Sonata for keyboard in G major, Op. 17/4, CW A10 (T. 341/8): Allegro
8.Sonata for keyboard in G major, Op. 17/4, CW A10 (T. 341/8): Presto
9.Sonata for keyboard in C minor, Op. 17/2, CW A8 (T. 341/3): [Allegro]
10.Sonata for keyboard in C minor, Op. 17/2, CW A8 (T. 341/3): Andante
11.Sonata for keyboard in C minor, Op. 17/2, CW A8 (T. 341/3): Prestissimo
12.Sonata for keyboard in A major Op. 17/5, CW A11 (T. 342/1): Allegro
13.Sonata for keyboard in A major Op. 17/5, CW A11 (T. 342/1): Presto