2CD Johann Sebastian Bach: Welte-mignon Mystery Vol.22 - Ferrucio Busoni

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Welte-mignon Mystery Vol.22 - Ferrucio Busoni - CD

For the last time, we delve into the 19th century in our comparative collection of Welte recordings. Born in 1866, pianist and composer Ferruccio Busoni was recommended by Johannes Brahms as a student and knew countless musicians from Grieg to Tchaikovsky. Today he is best known for his arrangements and interpretations of works by Bach, Chopin a...

More ID: 115321 EAN: 4009850024408

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Title	Welte-mignon Mystery Vol.22 - Ferrucio Busoni
Artist	Johann Sebastian Bach
More info	Standard 2021 edition
Format	2x CD
Labels	TACET
Country of issue	Europe
Date of publication	19. November 2021
First released	2021
EAN	4009850024408
Product ID	115321

Johann Sebastian Bach: Welte-mignon Mystery Vol.22 - Ferrucio Busoni version on 2CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company TACET on 19. November 2021.

For the last time, we delve into the 19th century in our comparative collection of Welte recordings. Born in 1866, pianist and composer Ferruccio Busoni was recommended by Johannes Brahms as a student and knew countless musicians from Grieg to Tchaikovsky. Today he is best known for his arrangements and interpretations of works by Bach, Chopin and Liszt. All of Welte Busoni's recordings can be found on this double CD (priced as one). This concludes the TACET series "The Mystery of Welte Mignon".

Album spans genres Classical and Baroque.