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26 of 26 people found the following review helpful:
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For the Pianist,
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This review is from: Interpreting Bach at the Keyboard (Clarendon Paperbacks) (Paperback)
Here is performance information for the pianist without apologies. There are numerous excellent books for organists and harpsichordists from which I have been forced to extrapolate to the piano. Badura-Skoda exhaustively covers all facets of Bach performance on the piano: rhythm, articulation, tempo, and that endless bug-a-boo, ORNAMENTS! He is fearless in expressing his insight and opinion on ornaments and their execution. Musical examples are plentiful, avoiding the need to fetch scores. Of particular interest is his section on the Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue, a short chapter on 18th c. organ-barrels(!), and a Gouldian Imaginary Interview on the "Urtext Problem". "Interpreting Bach" is an informative reference book reminiscent of Rosenblum's "Performance Practices" in scope and ease of use. Well worth the investment for the pianist knocking on Bach's door seeking entry. Badura-Skoda can help open it for you.
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Thank you to Paul Badura-Skoda for this very excellent and helpful book.
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Interpreting Bach at the Keyboard (Clarendon Paperbacks) by Paul Badura-Skoda (Paperback - August 10, 1995)
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