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Johann Christoph Friedrich Bach: Concerto in E-flat major for Fortepiano & Viola JCFB C 44
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- čas přidán 16. 08. 2024
- Musica Antiqua Köln, Reinhard Goebel
Robert Hill, fortepiano
Reinhard Goebel, viola
00:00 I. Allegro con brio
12:40 II. Larghetto cantabile
18:05 III. Allegretto
Painting: Portrait of Maria Barbara of Lippe-Biesterfeld by Johann Georg Ziesenis. ca. 1765's
I think this is the first time I heard the combination of Fortepiano & Viola. Brilliant. I enjoy every note in II. Larghetto cantabile. 💛🧡💚
Having helped my father restore a Broadwood forte piano in the sixties, I know how almost impossible it is to keep it in tune. This one sounded lovely, and J.C.F.’s composition was charming😂
El diálogo de estos instrumentos es mágico
Truly delightful!
Danke,, dass Sie immer an mich denken!!🎼🎶
I'm sure that beautiful lady in the painting is wearing a cameo of her sweetheart and thinking of him.
Another smart observation and loving thought from you. 👀👄
❤
🙏🏆🏅
It's not one of my favorite children of J. S. Bach, but it still offers us wonderful jewels like this one. 💖
There’s more!
Another Bach? Now it gets confusing
He's the youngest among JS sons and he even generated a composer son, Wilhelm Friedrich Ernst Bach who was born 11 years before LvB. He brought Bach's family to three generations composers, just likewise the Mozart family (Leopold, Wolfgang, Xaver). JSB father was a musician (Johann Ambrosius) but not a composer, best of my knowledge, otherwise it would have brought to a record of four generations composers. However Christoph Bach, father of JA and grandfather of JS was a composer and had other two sons, whose one, Johann Christoph, uncle of JS was a composer. In a way Bach's family may be awarded as a record family with five generations of composers: Christoph, Johann Christoph, Johann Sebastian, Johann Freiderich Christoph and Wilhelm Friedrich Ernst. Unfortunately nothing is known of Hans Bach, father of Christoph and great grandfather of JS. He was a local musician, amateur trumpet player in the local band , but God knows if he wrote anything. He was a miller, likewise his father Veit Bach who was an Hungarian refugee who played the German zither, a stringed instrument, whose he was amateur player. Nothing is known about Veit's father, not even his name.
Oh wow big thanks for a reply! And thats a whole lot of Bachs😅
@@FlowerPride my pleasure ☺️☺️
Classical 99.5 Boston (CRB) has a Guide to the Many Bachs on their website
I'll check that!