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J.S.Bach - Partitas BWV 825-831 - Tatiana Nikolayeva [2LP of 5]
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J.S.Bach - Partitas BWV 825-831 - Tatiana Nikolayeva [2LP of 5]
LP Conversion | APE/MP3-320kbps+cue | no log | 130.7/64.2Mb | 40:58 | Melodija 1981
LP Conversion | APE/MP3-320kbps+cue | no log | 130.7/64.2Mb | 40:58 | Melodija 1981
The esteemed Russian pianist, pedagogue, and composer, Tatiana (Petrovna) Nikolayeva [Russian: Татьяна Николаева, Tat’jana Nikolaeva], began playing the piano at the age of three. She began her fdormal piano training with Alexander Goldenweiser at Moscow's Central Music School, continuing as his pupil at the Moscow Conservatory, graduating in 1947. She also studied composition there with Evgeny Golubev, graduating in 1950. She retained her close connection with the Moscow Conservatoire all her life. Indeed, her name was inscribed twice on the marble Roll of Honour there, first as a pianist, then as a composer. After a highly successful series of concerts in Russia, Tatiana Nikolayeva won in 1950 1st prize at Leipzig's Bach festival for her performance of Bach's clavier works (1950)....Contents:
There are a lot of Bach's works, performed by T.Nikolayeva in the Global Network, but the Partitas are absent
J.S.Bach (1685-1750)
Side 1
Partita No.3 in A minor, BWV 827
- 1. Fantasia
- 2. Allemande
- 3. Courante
- 4. Sarabande
- 5. Burlesca
Side 2
- 6. Scherzo
- 7. Gigue
Partita No.4 in D, BWV 828
- 1. Overture
- 2. Allemande
Tatiana Nikolayeva, piano
Recorded in 1980