Jean-Guihen Queyras: Bach Cello Suites - Suite 6, Prélude

Suite 6, Prélude: Ring, Easter Bells!
Jean-Guihen Queyras takes us on a journey into the secrets of one of the most famous works for cello solo. In this episode, Jean-Guihen explores how Bach opens the concluding Suite of the cycle with fireworks and an irresistible outburst of joy. His guest in this episode is violinist and violist Sergey Malov.
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[@johnrobinsoniii4028]

Bach’s “Suite #6”(in my opinion, the most difficult of all the Suites),was originally composed for an Instrument with five strings: the “Viola Pomposa”.

[@thomasshelley4617]

Fascinating episode!

[@stephanebramucci9746]

Thank you very much for the interesting sessions on Bach suites. I am focusing with much effort on the suites myself and the bowings which are not available from the manuscript. I am studying from the Alexanian edition but find the bowings rather uncomfortable and very complex. Should I insist? Thank you for your response. Flavio

[@heidicahyadi1713]

23:24

[@IvanLuza]

When are the rest of the movements coming out

[@e4d578]

You never played it