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Solo Baroque

Rachel Barton Pine (baroque violin)

Solo Baroque
Attentive and thoughtful as it is, Rachel Barton Pine's solo Bach is not outstanding. The context-giving rarities are worth exploring though, especially Pisendel's uncanny anticipation of Bachian...

BBC Music Magazine, September 20053 out of 5 stars

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Solo Baroque

Rachel Barton Pine (baroque violin)

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Attentive and thoughtful as it is, Rachel Barton Pine's solo Bach is not outstanding. The context-giving rarities are worth exploring though, especially Pisendel's uncanny anticipation of Bachian...

BBC Music Magazine, September 20053 out of 5 stars

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Contents and tracklist

Bach, J S: Sonata for solo violin No. 1 in G minor, BWV1001
Work length16:02
I. Adagio
Track length3:55
II. Fuga. Allegro
Track length5:34
III. Siciliana
Track length2:53
IV. Presto
Track length3:40
Westhoff: Violin Suite No. 2 in A Major
Work length8:35
I. Allemande
Track length3:22
II. Courante
Track length1:33
III. Sarabande
Track length1:59
IV. Gigue
Track length1:41
Biber: Mystery (Rosary) Sonatas, XVI. Passacaglia in G Minor
Work length8:24
Passacaglia in G Minor
Track length8:24
Pisendel: Violin Sonata in A Minor
Work length11:40
I. (Largo)
Track length2:23
II. Allegro
Track length5:04
III. Giga. Variation
Track length4:13
Bach, J S: Partita for solo violin No. 2 in D minor, BWV1004
Work length28:31
I. Allemanda
Track length4:24
II. Corrente
Track length2:57
III. Sarabanda
Track length3:59
IV. Giga
Track length4:14
V. Ciaccona
Track length12:57

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September 2005

Attentive and thoughtful as it is, Rachel Barton Pine's solo Bach is not outstanding. The context-giving rarities are worth exploring though, especially Pisendel's uncanny anticipation of Bachian rhetoric.
3 out of 5 stars
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