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5.0 out of 5 stars Just Perfect! March 9, 2000
By Daniel
Format:Audio CD
This is a must recording for all bach's and flute lovers. Galway shows a technical skill that makes this interpretation even better of Rampal, Nicolet or Larrieu, with a precise timing and phrasing. The excesive sound processing and non very Barroque interpretation can be a weak point for the most classical and ortodox audience, who probably prefer Aurèl Nicolet. Anyway, this is the spatial sound i like!.
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3.0 out of 5 stars Just OK June 28, 2009
By Sebastian Winston
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
Galway is obviously one of the greatest flutists of this or any generation. Having said that, I must say that I find this recording only mediocre. The first problem that any modern flutist must deal with in these pieces is one of historical accuracy. OK, so the instrument he plays was not even invented until the early 19th century but nonetheless, the approach should at least tip its hat to the voluminous research of the last fifty years. Galway just blasts on through with the way that he thinks it should go, historical accuracy be damned. Second, he seems strangely disembodied from his playing on this disc. I am left wondering if he wouldn't just prefer to be playing something flashier than J.S. Bach. If you want a modern version, get your hands on Julius Baker's. For a more historically informed performance, try Janet See's excellent two disc set.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Getting an excellent restoration of BWV 1032 May 3, 2011
By William J. Coburn
Format:Audio CD
When the first volume of James Galway's performances of Bach's flute sonatas was released, one of the sonatas was left out. That was BWV 1032, the sonata in C Major. That is the sonata that is missing most the part for the viola da gamba. Someone long ago ripped out of the manuscript most of the part for that instrument. What you can do is buy volume 2 from another seller at Amazon; RCA has not reissued it, or you can buy a CD issued by the Musical Heritage Society and available at Amazon that contains a restoration of BWV 1032. The sonata had originally been a concerto. In the nineteenth century, a German musician named Wilhelm Mohr restored BWV 1032. The result sounds great. Also included on this CD are fine performances by Galway of the Orchestral Suite No. 2 and the Concerto for Flute, Violin and Harpsichord.