Bach,J.S. / Massimiliano Sanca - J.S. Bach: Orgelwerke, Vol. 2 - Triosonaten - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

The Italian organist Massimiliano Sanca proposes in this CD (Vol.2 of a project of five cds of Bach complete Organ works) the famos Triosonatas. 1733).In 1727 Johann Sebastian Bach started drafting a manuscript of organ music which included the Leipzig Chorales and the Canonical Variations BWV 769, as well as the six trio sonatas for organ (BWV 525/530). InchTrio sonatasInch in this case refers to the fact that the two manuals and the pedal are handled independently, though closely related to each other, in Incha musical discourse, as if they were three different instruments dialoguing between each other through notes and figuresInch (N. Harnoncourt).We ought not to forget that in Bach's time, Inchto playInch in the German language was not expressed through the verb spielen, as it is today, but through vortragen, whose translation means Inchto deliver a speechInch through the organ, violin, and so on.Bach did not name the whole work, but he titled each sonata instead, such as InchSonata a 2 Clav. And Pedal by J. S. BachInch.According to his biographer Johann Nikolaus Forkel, the trio sonatas might have been composed between 1727 and 1732, in order to introduce Bach's oldest son Wilhelm Friedemann (who was, from Johann Sebastian point of view, the most gifted of his sons) to the organ practice.As a result, my own interpretation is aimed at highlighting every technical, discoursive and sound detail that Bach teaches us through the use of rhetorical musical figures.The choice of registers in the recording and interpretation performed here is meant to Inchpaint through soundsInch the InchcolourInch and feeling into the movement of each sonata, also expressed through InchaffectionsInch in the different tonalities in a very crystal clear way.Massimiliano Sanca plays on the organ made by Ilic Colzani (2007) for the Sanctuary of Vallio Terme (BS). It is made with mechanical t