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Are we sleepwalking into Bach?

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Are we sleepwalking into Bach?

Here’s this week global streaming top 10 from Apple Classical, exclusive to slippedosc.com.

Three Bachs out of ten. Are people listening to the music, or snoozing?

1 Bach: The 6 English Suites Francesco Tristano

2 J.S. Bach: Complicité Simone Dinnerstein, Baroklyn, Jennifer Johnson, Cano

3 Chopin intime Justin Taylor

4 Moonlight Variations Pablo Ferrández

5 Sleep Max Richter

6 Firedove Anna Lapwood

7 Âmes sœurs Lorraine Campet, Nathanaël Gouin

8 Shostakovich: Preludes & Fugues Yulianna Avdeeva

9 Field: Complete Nocturnes Alice Sara Ott

10 Bach: The Cello Suites Jian Wang

 

 

Top 100 here.

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Continuing where Handel left off: Opera Settecento's completion of Handel's Titus L'Empereur at London Handel Festival was a terrific showcase for some of the composer's lesser-known arias

Continuing where Handel left off: Opera Settecento’s completion of Handel’s Titus L’Empereur at London Handel Festival was a terrific showcase for some of the composer’s lesser-known arias

1851: Schumann & Moscheles Sonatas from Steven Isserlis & Connie Shih

1851: Schumann & Moscheles Sonatas from Steven Isserlis & Connie Shih

The Britten/Piper outlier: Owen Wingrave at Guildhall School of Music & Drama

The Britten/Piper outlier: Owen Wingrave at Guildhall School of Music & Drama

Applications open for The Cumnock Tryst’s 2nd International Summer School for Composers with Sir James MacMillan & Brett Dean

George Jeffreys & the Birth of the English Baroque

George Jeffreys & the Birth of the English Baroque

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