by Rebecca Cochran
Since I’ve been posting about “all things Bach” this year, I have received many questions from readers asking how to go about developing their own Bach playlists. I’ve heard comments such as, “There’s so much out there on the web – where do I start?”
Today, on a lark, I did a search on these two words: “Just Bach.” What came up first was a “Bach-only” playlist on YouTube, curated by an unnamed Bach lover.
The selections on the playlist represent a good start for developing an ear for Bach. Pinnock, Gould, Milstein, Herreweghe, Argerich, Segovia, Perlman and others are featured performers. Not a bad start at all!
Here’s the link.
Since I’ve been posting about “all things Bach” this year, I have received many questions from readers asking how to go about developing their own Bach playlists. I’ve heard comments such as, “There’s so much out there on the web – where do I start?”
Today, on a lark, I did a search on these two words: “Just Bach.” What came up first was a “Bach-only” playlist on YouTube, curated by an unnamed Bach lover.
The selections on the playlist represent a good start for developing an ear for Bach. Pinnock, Gould, Milstein, Herreweghe, Argerich, Segovia, Perlman and others are featured performers. Not a bad start at all!
Here’s the link.
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