Bach - Trio Sonatas
Geneviève Soly (harpsichord), Christine Plubeau (viola da gamba), Jean-Pierre Pinet (recorder), Jeanne Lamon (baroque violin), Chantal Rémillard (baroque violin), Jay Bernfeld (viola da gamba)
Common to each of the four complete works is the obbligato status of the harpsichord, which is liberated from its customary Baroque ensemble role of realising a figured bass to provide fully...
Bach - Trio Sonatas
Geneviève Soly (harpsichord), Christine Plubeau (viola da gamba), Jean-Pierre Pinet (recorder), Jeanne Lamon (baroque violin), Chantal Rémillard (baroque violin), Jay Bernfeld (viola da gamba)
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Common to each of the four complete works is the obbligato status of the harpsichord, which is liberated from its customary Baroque ensemble role of realising a figured bass to provide fully...
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- Genevieve Soly, Christine Plubeau, Jay Bernfeld, Jeanne Lamon, Jean-Pierre Pinet, Chantal Rémillard
- Genevieve Soly, Christine Plubeau, Jay Bernfeld, Jeanne Lamon, Chantal Rémillard, Jean-Pierre Pinet
- Genevieve Soly, Christine Plubeau, Jay Bernfeld, Jeanne Lamon, Chantal Rémillard, Jean-Pierre Pinet
- Genevieve Soly, Christine Plubeau, Jay Bernfeld, Jeanne Lamon, Chantal Rémillard, Jean-Pierre Pinet
- Genevieve Soly, Christine Plubeau, Jay Bernfeld, Jeanne Lamon, Chantal Rémillard, Jean-Pierre Pinet
Awards and reviews
September 2004
Common to each of the four complete works is the obbligato status of the harpsichord, which is liberated from its customary Baroque ensemble role of realising a figured bass to provide fully worked out concertante parts on an equal footing with the melody instrument. The performances are stylish and largely sympathetic.
