computinglogoboss

First published in 1741, J.S. Bach's Goldberg Variations is often considered the most ambitious composition ever written for harpsichord.

1. Glenn Gould Albums
2. Goldberg Variations

Glenn Gould Albums

Goldberg Variations

As, the piece begins 'with an initial melody, the Aria, followed by 30 short but brilliant variations built on eight notes that Bach appears to have borrowed from Handel.' It's an impressive example of musical one-upmanship - so impressive that the demanding piece still captures our often divided attention today. Now, with no further delay, let me direct your attention to, the first, open source recording of Bach's masterpiece, available entirely for free. If you, you can download and share the newly-released recording by, performed on a. You can do pretty much whatever you want with the recording because it's released under a, which automatically puts things in the public domain. You can also stream the Open Goldberg Variations below, and don't miss this very related item:. And then this bonus:.