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Renaud Capuçon

J.S. BACH Sonatas & Partitas / Renaud Capuçon

Bach: Sonatas & Partitas

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CD 2

I. Adagio

II. Fuga. Allegro

III. Siciliana

IV. Presto

I. Allemanda

II. Double

III. Courante

IV. Double

V. Sarabande

VI. Double

VII. Bourrée "Tempo di Borea"

VIII. Double

I. Grave

II. Fuga

III. Andante

IV. Allegro

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Parallel to his 50th birthday (27 January), renowned French violinist Renaud Capu&ccedil;on releases his new album, on which he presents his interpretations of J.S. Bach&rsquo;s indispensable Sonatas and Partitas.
The violinist first became aware of J.S. Bach&rsquo;s timeless Sonatas and Partitas via an LP owned by his parents and the impact on the young violinist was instantaneous, sparking a lifelong devotion to Bach and his music. Inspired by Menuhin, Capu&ccedil;on began studying the works &ndash; starting with the Third Partita &ndash; as soon as he was old enough. He has considered recording them several times in his career, but earlier this year was finally persuaded by his wife, Laurence Ferrari, to head into the studio. &ldquo;Until then, I kept thinking I should wait a little longer,&rdquo; he explains. &ldquo;I wanted to be a better human, a better violinist&hellip; The fact that I&rsquo;m doing it for my 50th birthday has a nice symbolism, but it doesn&rsquo;t mean this is a definitive interpretation. It&rsquo;s a snapshot of today &ndash; Renaud Capu&ccedil;on playing Bach at 50!&rdquo;
In recording the sonatas and partitas, often regarded as among the most important pieces ever written for solo violin, Capu&ccedil;on shares an interpretation that stems from this long-standing adoration for the music of Bach. He conquers every technical and expressive challenge posed by these works known for their kaleidoscopic musical variety and unprecedented melodic, harmonic and rhythmical inventiveness and brings impeccable precision and seemingly infinite interpretative insight to each of the six in turn.
&ldquo;For as long as I can remember, his music has always calmed and comforted me, while at the same time filling me with feelings of energy and joy. It was with a mixture of serenity and humility that I approached these recording sessions in Berlin. This was a moment of introspection for me, a moment of listening to a voice within myself and of searching for the absolute,&rdquo; says the violinist.
The album is released digitally and on CD.

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Philharmonie de Paris

Martha Argerich

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Tonhalle, Zürich, Schumann, Beethoven, Franck

Tonhalle

Victoria Hall, Geneva, Schumann, Beethoven, Franck

Victoria Hall

Isarphilharmonie, Munich, Barber: Violin Concerto

Isarphilharmonie

Kian Soltani

Laeiszhalle, Hamburg, Tchaikovsky: Piano TrioMendelssohn: Piano Trio no. 1

Laeiszhalle

Laeiszhalle, Hamburg, Faur&eacute;, Schumann, Sohy, Strauss

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Musikverein

Concertgebouw, Brugge, Schumann: Violin ConcertoBrahms: Symphony no. 2

Concertgebouw

de Bijloke, Ghent, Schumann: Violin ConcertoBrahms: Symphony no. 2

de Bijloke

Fondation Pierre Gianadda, Martigny, Schumann: Violin ConcertoBeethoven: Symphony no. 7

Fondation Pierre Gianadda

Halle aux Grains, Toulouse, Schumann: Violin ConcertoBeethoven: Symphony no. 7

Halle aux Grains

Palau de la Música, Valencia, Schumann, Brahms

Palau de la Música

Théâtre de Beaulieu, Lausanne, Mozart, Haydn

Théâtre de Beaulieu

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