Utwory na płycie:

• Partita D major BWV 828, Ouverture
• Partita D major BWV 828, Allemande
• Partita D major BWV 828, Courante
• Partita D major BWV 828, Aria
• Partita D major BWV 828, Sarabande
• Partita D major BWV 828, Menuet
• Partita D major BWV 828, Gigue
• Partita a minor BWV 827, Fantasia
• Partita a minor BWV 827, Allemande
• Partita a minor BWV 827, Corrente
• Partita a minor BWV 827, Sarabande
• Partita a minor BWV 827, Burlesca
• Partita a minor BWV 827, Scherzo
• Partita a minor BWV 827, Gigue
• Partita G major BWV 829, Praeambulum
• Partita G major BWV 829, Allemande
• Partita G major BWV 829, Corrente
• Partita G major BWV 829, Sarabande
• Partita G major BWV 829, Tempo di Minuetta
• Partita G major BWV 829, Passepied
• Partita G major BWV 829, Gigue

Bach:
Partita 4 D major BWV 828
Partita 3 a minor BWV 827
Partita 5 G major BWV 829

It's been a long time coming for this second part of Johann Sebastian Bach's partitas played by Evgeni Koroliov. The Steinway D grand piano from the first volume is now permanently installed in a beautiful church in Wernigerode. The recordings of Partitas 3 and 5 were made there. Other issues also delayed progress, including the relocation of TACET's premises. And finally, we're all not getting any younger. Who could say otherwise? This takes its toll in the form of slower work. Only a few things are timeless, and that includes the music of Johann Sebastian Bach. The way in which Evgeni Koroliov immerses himself in this ‘eternal’ music, elevating it to a timeless presence, as if it were created in this very moment, changes my perception of time. I absorb its flow. I agree with its passing...