November 21st, 2011

November 21, 2011By Eliza0 Comments

Fuga 11 BWV 880

Sébatien Guillot, harpsichord

From Bach: Das Wohltemperierte Klavier – Teil II (2011)

Released by Saphir Productions

Bach: Fuga 11 BWV 880

First recording of The London autograph score.

Official website

Tags: #Bach

You May Also Enjoy

Soloist versus Orchestra: Nimrod Borenstein
Nimrod Borenstein: Concerto for mandolin and orchestra, Op.97 - III. Allegro
Teacher and Student: Arensky and Rachmaninoff Songs
Anton Arensky: 5 Romances, WoO, No.1 Poėziya
Listening to Elgar’s Past
Edward Elgar: Variations on an Original Theme “Enigma”, Op. 36 - VII. Presto “Troyte” (Royal Albert Hall Orchestra; Edward Elgar cond.)
The Small Things: The Songs of Edward Elgar
Edward Elgar: Is She Not Passing Fair (Neil Mackie, tenor)

Leave a Comment Cancel Comment

00:00 / 00:00

Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin.

MOST POPULAR

Antonio Stradivari Had Two Wives. Their Stories Are Extraordinary A 1664 murder, a contested dowry, a punishing will
Why Did Franz Schubert Never Marry? Therese Grob, a countess, and a law that blocked him
Who Is Hayato Sumino? The Pianist Behind the YouTuber Cateen The engineer-turned-pianist bridging classical and pop
Cats and Composers: Meet the Feline Muses of 15 Musical Geniuses From Scarlatti's Cat's Fugue to Tavener's cat tributes
Best Violin Sonatas: The 10 Greatest Works for Violin and Piano From Tartini's Devil's Trill to Beethoven's Kreutzer and beyond
Jascha Heifetz: The Greatest Violinist Who Ever Lived? The child prodigy who redefined violin perfection

Sergei Rachmaninoff Trivia: Life & Works Quiz

by Siri Livingston August 21st, 2026 Tags: Rachmaninoff

latest articles

Lush and Delightful: Anthony Hopkins’ Life is a Dream Six decades of composing, conducted by Gustavo Dudamel
Augustin Hadelich: Between Baroque and Blues Baroque bows, blue notes and Paganini's practical jokes
Claude Debussy and the Poetry of Sound Settings by Verlaine, Baudelaire, and Mallarmé Verlaine's ambiguity, Baudelaire's darkness, Mallarmé's weightlessness
How Handel Wrote Messiah in 24 Days and Changed Music History Forever Dublin adored it; London shut the door
12 Best Solo Violin Pieces: From Bach to Corigliano From Biber's Passacaglia to a cursed film violin