Joseph Joachim and Bach's Chaconne

And they will long to have heard Joachim's violin-playing as we long to have heard Bach at his organ: not from curiosity to verify an old record of technical prowess, but from the desire to recover the unrecorded manifestations of a creative mind.

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Nineteenth-Century Music Review
Published
2024-12-11
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https://doi.org/10.1017/s147940982400020x
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Musicology and Musical Analysis
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Joseph Joachim and Bach's Chaconne

Robert Whitehouse Eshbach
Nineteenth-Century Music Review
Musicology and Musical Analysis
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Joseph Joachim and Bach's Chaconne

Robert Whitehouse Eshbach
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Abstract

And they will long to have heard Joachim's violin-playing as we long to have heard Bach at his organ: not from curiosity to verify an old record of technical prowess, but from the desire to recover the unrecorded manifestations of a creative mind.

Nineteenth-Century Music ReviewVol. 22(1)
University of New Hampshire (US), University of New Hampshire at Manchester (US)
University of Cambridge
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