Credits:

Christine Schornsheim

Description:

J. S. Bach and His InstrumentsPreludes and Fughettas in C major, F major, D minor, and E minorTwo-Part InventionsThree-Part SinfoniasBook-style paper case (20 cm tall 13 cm wide) by Christine Schornheim(Spinet, positive organ, harpsichord)This recording features a late 18th-century spinet by J. H. Silbermannthe very instrument Bach himself useda positive organ built around 1750 and overhauled in 1813, and a single-manual harpsichord built around 1715. Schrnschaim, the performer, is an accomplished musician who teaches at the Leipzig University of Music and Theater while performing primarily in Europe and the United States. Using these well-preserved instruments, she delivers performances that allow listeners to imagine Bach himself playing.

Tracklisting:

1.Prelude and Fughetta, for keyboard in G major, BWV 902 (BC L79): Praludium
2.Prelude and Fughetta, for keyboard