Description
“The great Segovia is the link here as the man who popularised classical guitar, showing also how well arrangements of Bach’s music are suited to it, and those stars who followed since. Segovia was so impressed by Bream the child prodigy at age 15, that he offered to take him on tour …‘A prince of the guitar has arrived’, claimed Segovia when he first heard young John Williams”.
| Julian Bream |
| [1] Prelude, Fugue & Allegro. 13:22 |
| Andrés Segovia |
| [2] Prelude (Cello Suite #1 BWV 1007) 2:16 |
| [3] Loure (Cello Suite #3 BWV 1009) 3:40 |
| [4] Siciliano (Violin Sonata #1 BWV 1001) 3:15 |
| [5] Gavotte en Rondeau (Violin Partita #3 BWV 1006) 2:54 |
| [6] Fugue (Violin Sonata #1 BWV 1001) 5:05 |
| [7] Prelude for Lute (BWV 999) 1:15 |
| [8] Bourrée (Lute Suite #1 BWV 996) 1:29 |
| [9] Gavottes (Cello Suite #6 BWV 1012) 3:48 |
| [10] Chaconne (Violin Partita #2 BWV 1004) 13:52 |
| John Williams |
| Cello Suite #3 (BWV 1009 trans. Duarte) [21:55] |
| [11] Prelude 3:56 [12] Allemande 4:02 [13] Courante 3:24 |
| [14] Sarabande 2:47 [15] Bourrées 4:09 [16] Gigue 3:35 |
