"Goldberg Variations" consist of 32 marvelous pieces (including the Aria used twice) created by J.S Bach, intended for keyboard (harpsichord).
First published in 1741 using the title “Clavierbung” this unbelievable collection was critically acclaimed as one of the most ambitious and serious compositions ever crafted for harpsichord.
"Goldberg Variations" is a combination of various melodies with exceptional command on diverse styles of music along with Bach's delicate techniques and the abundant usage of fashionable, modern eloquent elements, truly a display of his amusing wit!
Experts often consider it to be a summary of the entire history of musical variations of the Baroque period, and even today, one of the most notorious pieces a pianist can ever tangle with!
Learn more about this magnificent musical architecture at: https://galaxymusicnotes.com/pages/about-the-goldberg-variations-by-j-s-bach
First published in 1741 using the title “Clavierbung” this unbelievable collection was critically acclaimed as one of the most ambitious and serious compositions ever crafted for harpsichord.
"Goldberg Variations" is a combination of various melodies with exceptional command on diverse styles of music along with Bach's delicate techniques and the abundant usage of fashionable, modern eloquent elements, truly a display of his amusing wit!
Experts often consider it to be a summary of the entire history of musical variations of the Baroque period, and even today, one of the most notorious pieces a pianist can ever tangle with!
Learn more about this magnificent musical architecture at: https://galaxymusicnotes.com/pages/about-the-goldberg-variations-by-j-s-bach
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