Jay has a piece by Bach, and one of his best. He has another piece once attributed to Bach. And he has a third piece that may or not be—by the master, that is. In any case, wonderful music, and a highly interesting program. Bach?-Stokowski, Toccata and Fugue in D minor, bwv 565 Stölzel (formerly attributed to Bach), “Bist du bei mir” Bach, Toccata […]

Jay has a piece by Bach, and one of his best. He has another piece once attributed to Bach. And he has a third piece that may or not be—by the master, that is. In any case, wonderful music, and a highly interesting program. Bach?-Stokowski, Toccata and Fugue in D minor, bwv 565 Stölzel (formerly attributed to Bach), “Bist du bei mir” Bach, Toccata […]

Jay has a piece by Bach, and one of his best. He has another piece once attributed to Bach. And&nbsp;he has a third piece that may or not be—by the master, that is. In any case, wonderful music,&nbsp;and a highly interesting program. Bach?-Stokowski,&nbsp;Toccata and Fugue in&nbsp;D&nbsp;minor,&nbsp;bwv&nbsp;565 Stölzel (formerly attributed to Bach),&nbsp;“Bist du bei mir” Bach,&nbsp;Toccata […]

Bach and Bach-ish

Jay Nordlinger, music critic of &lt;a href="https://newcriterion.com"&gt;&lt;em&gt;The New Criterion&lt;/em&gt;&lt;/a&gt;, talks music – but, more important, plays music. A variety of music, mostly classical, that makes life sweeter, livelier, and richer.

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Jay Nordlinger, music critic of <a href="https://newcriterion.com"><em>The New Criterion</em></a>, talks music – but, more important, plays music. A variety of music, mostly classical, that makes life sweeter, livelier, and richer.

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