David Fray - Bach Concertos For 2, 3, And 4 PianosThe music on this album gives rise to two intriguing questions. Firstly, are these concertos original Bachian creations? Secondly, should they be played on modern pianos. The two issues are in fact closely linked by the idea of transcription. Four of the keyboard concertos recorded here derive either from works originally composed by Bach for other instruments (this is true of the Concerto in Cminor, BWV1062 for two harpsichords a transcription of the

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as well as pianist Vassilis Varvaresos and the Athens Philharmonia Orchestra

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PRISMA unites four young musicians in a joint search for particularly expressive

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making it the band's only album to claim this position

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and still somehow manages to keep it all simple

Mason Jennings produced his self-titled debut at home on an analog tape machine