(2004) J. S. Bach: Goldberg Variations BWV 988 2000 and he is known to

and he is known to have preferred the fortepianos of Anton Walter over those of other makers

The recorder was the favourite instrument of amateur musicians in the 17th and 18th centuries

John's Passion on Good Friday in Zurich

The Prélude is from the Sonata in C Minor (London manuscript no

Ingo Goritzki is accompanied on this recording by the Polish Chamber Philharmonic under the direction of Wojciech Rajski

(2004) J. S. Bach: Goldberg Variations BWV 988 2000 and he is known toOne just doesnt decide to record Johann Sebastian Bachs Goldberg Variations on a whim! A mountainous enigma, this work was never marked by self evidence. It is constructed like a cathedral, built with tools of passion but also of modesty; an edifice that transcends us but also that one dreams of transcending. Nevertheless, Cdric Pescia did not hesitate for a moment when it came time to choose the stage for his first recording: it would be the Goldberg