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Special offer. Bach: The 7 Toccatas

Francesco Tristano (soloist)

Bach: The 7 Toccatas
Tristano brings real insight to the breadth of technique demanded by these works. The outer sections of the first movement of the Toccata in E minor have an engaging sense of whimsy as well...

Special offer. Bach: The 7 Toccatas

Francesco Tristano (soloist)

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Tristano brings real insight to the breadth of technique demanded by these works. The outer sections of the first movement of the Toccata in E minor have an engaging sense of whimsy as well...

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Building on the path of The 6 Partitas and The 6 English Suites, Tristano continues his dialogue with Bach’s keyboard works, focusing on the contrasts, clarity and expressive range of these seven toccatas.

Contents and tracklist

I. no tempo
Track length2:38
II. Fuga - Presto e staccato - no tempo - Fuga
Track length5:28
I. no tempo - Adagio - Fuga. Allegro - Adagio
Track length2:43
II. Fuga. Allegro - Adagio - Presto
Track length5:50
I. no tempo - Allegro - Adagio
Track length2:23
II. no tempo - Presto
Track length5:18
III. Fuga
Track length2:37
I. no tempo - Presto - Thema. Fuga
Track length4:39
II. Adagio - Presto
Track length1:49
III. Allegro
Track length3:35
I. no tempo - Un poco Allegro - Adagio
Track length3:26
II. Fuga a 3. Allegro
Track length2:37
I. no tempo - Adagio - Allegro - Adagio
Track length3:53
II. Fuga
Track length4:09
I. no tempo
Track length4:00
II. Adagio - Allegro e presto
Track length2:41

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January 2026

Tristano brings real insight to the breadth of technique demanded by these works. The outer sections of the first movement of the Toccata in E minor have an engaging sense of whimsy as well as poise in his treatment of the opening rhetoric
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