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巴哈: 義大利協奏曲 / 第四號組曲 / 小提琴第二號無伴奏組曲,夏康舞曲(布梭尼改編)
費德里克.科利 鋼琴獨奏
Known for his highly imaginative and philosophical approaches to his musical presentations, Federico Colli is back with a second album on Chandos. Having begun with Scarlatti sonatas, he now turns his hand to the great master J.S. Bach to explore the relationship between Bach's music for keyboard and what Colli regards as its transcendent quality, its universal beauty.
In a personal note for the booklet, Colli explains how he arrived at the extraordinary interpretations captured here. The relationship he explores is discoverable in the Italian Concerto and Partita No. 4, but it is in Ferruccio Busoni's arrangement of Bach's Chaconne that the relationship, in his view, becomes clear. Colli offers the listener a vivid interpretation which links the progress of the piece, rich in symbolic detail, to important stages in the life, and afterlife, of Christ, different re-iterations of the theme and of the tonalities corresponding with key moments in the religious narrative.
As always, Colli gives deeply felt and exciting performances, his irrepressible personality and flair evident throughout.
Partita IV, BWV 828
30:18
in D major
1.1Ouverture5:08
2.2Allemande7:58
3.3Courante3:47
4.4Aria2:28
5.5Sarabande5:26
6.6Menuet1:51
7.7Gigue3:21
Concerto nach italiänischem Gusto, BWV 971
12:19
(Concerto after the Italian Taste, or Italian Concerto)
in F major
8.[ ]3:55
9.Andante4:57
10.Presto3:20
11.Chaconne16:47
Total time: 59:42
Federico Colli piano |
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