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Goldberg Variations
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- 1: Aria (3:57)
- 2: Variation 1 (1:39)
- 3: Variation 2 (1:29)
- 4: Variation 3 (2:24)
- 5: Variation 4 (0:59)
- 6: Variation 5 (1:23)
- 7: Variation 6 (1:21)
- 8: Variation 7 (1:46)
- 9: Variation 8 (1:44)
- 10: Variation 9 (1:45)
- 11: Variation 10 (1:32)
- 12: Variation 11 (1:53)
- 13: Variation 12 (1:56)
- 14: Variation 13 (4:05)
- 15: Variation 14 (2:08)
- 16: Variation 15 (4:18)
- 17: Variation 16 (2:55)
- 18: Variation 17 (2:07)
- 19: Variation 18 (1:19)
- 20: Variation 19 (1:27)
- 21: Variation 20 (2:01)
- 22: Variation 21 (2:23)
- 23: Variation 22 (1:39)
- 24: Variation 23 (2:08)
- 25: Variation 24 (2:31)
- 26: Variation 25 (10:00)
- 27: Variation 26 (2:05)
- 28: Variation 27 (1:49)
- 29: Variation 28 (2:10)
- 30: Variation 29 (2:00)
- 31: Variation 30 (1:45)
- 32: Aria (4:49)
The "Goldberg Variations," composed by Johann Sebastian Bach, is performed by pianist Jenő Jandó. This recording, made in the Phoenix Studio in Budapest, Hungary, spans a total playing time of 77:29 and was produced between February 10 and 13, 2003. The work is celebrated as one of the most significant sets of variations from the Baroque era, showcasing Bach's mastery and emotional depth. For further details, please refer to the accompanying photos.
Goldberg Variations
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Experience the timeless beauty of Bach's "Goldberg Variations," masterfully performed by pianist Jenő Jandó. This 2005 CD recording captures the emotional depth and intricate artistry of one of the Baroque era's most celebrated works, with a total playing time of 77:29. Recorded in Budapest, Hungary, this edition is a must-have for classical music enthusiasts and showcases the brilliance of Bach's variations in a stunning format.
Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
A VG+ CD will show some signs that it was played and otherwise handled by a previous owner who took good care of it. These signs of wear include visible scuffs or scratches.
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Insert/inlay/booklet/sleeve/digipak may have slight signs of wear, and may be marred by a cut-out hole, indentation, discolouration, or cut corner.
For more details on the condition of the CD, please see the actual condition of the item in the photos.
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The photos of the CD taken above are of the exact CD that you will receive! Only one unique disc per listing. Accompanying inserts, if any, are also photographed in the listing.
All photos are taken by Thryft and strictly no reproduction is allowed.
All photos are taken by Thryft and strictly no reproduction is allowed.
- 1: Aria (3:57)
- 2: Variation 1 (1:39)
- 3: Variation 2 (1:29)
- 4: Variation 3 (2:24)
- 5: Variation 4 (0:59)
- 6: Variation 5 (1:23)
- 7: Variation 6 (1:21)
- 8: Variation 7 (1:46)
- 9: Variation 8 (1:44)
- 10: Variation 9 (1:45)
- 11: Variation 10 (1:32)
- 12: Variation 11 (1:53)
- 13: Variation 12 (1:56)
- 14: Variation 13 (4:05)
- 15: Variation 14 (2:08)
- 16: Variation 15 (4:18)
- 17: Variation 16 (2:55)
- 18: Variation 17 (2:07)
- 19: Variation 18 (1:19)
- 20: Variation 19 (1:27)
- 21: Variation 20 (2:01)
- 22: Variation 21 (2:23)
- 23: Variation 22 (1:39)
- 24: Variation 23 (2:08)
- 25: Variation 24 (2:31)
- 26: Variation 25 (10:00)
- 27: Variation 26 (2:05)
- 28: Variation 27 (1:49)
- 29: Variation 28 (2:10)
- 30: Variation 29 (2:00)
- 31: Variation 30 (1:45)
- 32: Aria (4:49)
The "Goldberg Variations," composed by Johann Sebastian Bach, is performed by pianist Jenő Jandó. This recording, made in the Phoenix Studio in Budapest, Hungary, spans a total playing time of 77:29 and was produced between February 10 and 13, 2003. The work is celebrated as one of the most significant sets of variations from the Baroque era, showcasing Bach's mastery and emotional depth. For further details, please refer to the accompanying photos.