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		BACH, J.S.: Clavierubung, Part II - Italian Concerto / Overture (Partita) in the French Style (H. Albrecht)			1:13:31

Wir danken dir, Gott, wir danken dir, BWV 29: Sinfonia in D major (arr. M. Dupre)

4:16

0.99

Violin Partita No. 2 in D minor, BWV 1004: V. Ciaccona (arr. A. Landmann for organ)

13:23

2.99

Concerto in the Italian Style in F major, BWV 971, "Italian Concerto" (arr. H. Albrecht for organ)

I. (Allegro)

4:24

0.99

II. Andante

4:57

0.99

III. Presto

4:20

0.99

Overture (Partita) in the French Style in B minor, BWV 831 (arr. H. Albrecht for organ)

I. Overture

8:05

1.99

II. Courante

2:23

0.99

III. Gavotte I-II

3:09

0.99

IV. Passepied I-II

2:51

0.99

V. Sarabande

2:56

0.99

VI. Bourree I-II

3:04

0.99

VII. Gigue

2:34

0.99

VIII. Echo

3:27

0.99

Passacaglia and Fugue in C minor, BWV 582

13:42

2.99

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Published Reviews

By Jens F. Laurson
Ionarts
15-Mar-2012

I have followed the organ recordings and arrangements of Hansjörg Albrecht on the (always excellent sounding) Oehms SACDs with varying enthusiasm. The latest, which opens with the Sinfonia in D for Organ and Orchestra (in the orchestra-less transcription of Marcel Dupré), might just be the best; it unequivocally rocks.

This time he tackles Clavier-Übung Part II, which contains the Italian Concerto BWV 971 and the French Overture BWV 831, both in arrangements for the organ (from the two manual harpsichord) by Albrecht himself. He throws a few other goodies into the mix…and finally a piece actually written for the organ… As curious as a mix this might seem on paper, it comes together marvelously well

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By Lee Passarella
Audiophile Audition
11-Oct-2011

Albrecht’s own arrangement of the other half of Bach’s Clarvier-Übung Part 2 is…successful. Here, Bach trades Italian brilliance for French stateliness, and that air of grandeur is immediately captured in the strutting dotted rhythms of the Ouverture. Perhaps the great variety of expression that Bach achieves in his suite of stylized dances makes this a more promising subject for transcription. Albrecht is able to make a number of telling executive decisions as far as coloration is concerned. He keeps the series of gavottes, passepieds, and bourrées light and airy for the most part; for the concluding Echo he balances a heftier “symphonic” sound against the more soloistic answering echo. In all, this is a pretty

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By Scott Noriega
Fanfare
01-Sep-2011

The Passacaglia is well played…Though the current release may seem an odd program on paper, it

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