Bach - Violin Sonata no. 2 in A minor BWV 1003 - Sato | Netherlands Bach Society

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• BA

  @bach · 6 years ago · pinned

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b24_rysm2S8&amp;t=13">0:13</a> Grave<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b24_rysm2S8&amp;t=267">4:27</a> Fuga<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b24_rysm2S8&amp;t=768">12:48</a> Andante<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b24_rysm2S8&amp;t=1104">18:24</a> Allegro

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• WE

  @Welcome-To-The-Stream · 6 years ago

  I honestly think he is one of the greatest interpreters of Bach’s solo violin music

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• CR

  @cristiansicilia1286 · 1 year ago

  Apart from Sato&apos;s obvious and incredible understanding of the work of J. S. Bach, masterfully performed, those who do not try to stand in front of the score and try to play this music will never understand the incredible challenge that they pose before us, of a difficulty that seems almost unnatural given the flow of these masterpieces. Thank you for posting this and all the other videos❤

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• ME

  @meijong6453 · 3 years ago

  Sato takes this music just one step further to heaven. He discloses the emotion that is hidden inside.

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• CR

  @crossiqu · 4 years ago

  I came to this video thinking.... Oh, another chamber work (it&apos;s not my favorite type of Bach work) but within a minute I was already caught up in it and in the deep communion of Bach, the instrument and Mr. Sato. <br>Beautiful, profound and technically perfect

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• SA

  @saidtoshimaru1832 · 6 years ago (edited)

  One of the best arguments I&apos;ve seen for the use of period instruments. And the embellishments on the repetitions of the andante are magnificent.

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• MA

  @MaartenBauer · 6 years ago

  I admire Sato so much, for his skill, but also his dedication to music

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• PI

  @pianoprincess7987 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I&apos;ve listened to many versions of this piece, but this interpretation FAR EXCEEDS any other interpretation I&apos;ve ever listened to. Simply heavenly! As I listen, I keep being amazed over and over again. My ears have been blessed!

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• JE

  @jensmansson9224 · 4 years ago

  So often when i just sit back to relax and fully experience these melodies in every fiber of my being i so many times just end up in the extascy where i want to jump up and scream &quot;YES YES YES&quot; as it rubs my entity with sounds that are not focused into rhythm patterns but pure bliss state of flowing through the way of play that i find is the most supreme of us beings as it doesnt mean anything else but the wonderful unfolding of the next note that moves my core. You are so great beloved Shunske Sato.

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• BR

  @brianmoore4557 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Whenever I experience an accomplished and professional musician as this, I who have studied the classical guitar for over 43 years, know of the thousands of hours spent in practice and refinement.

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• TH

  @thevansoh · 6 years ago

  I am a student from Thailand and absolutely love your videos! I watch them all the time and feel inclined to applaud after every single video😂

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• TH

  @thedogfatherjt2243 · 5 years ago

  Since I found your channel about three weeks ago I started binge watching your videos. I just can&apos;t stop! I love Bach&apos;s music for more than 30 years now, but I&apos;m still far from being an expert. The Nederlandse Bachvereniging changed my listening approach completely. This is so different from all I listened to before and I feel that I can&apos;t go back to where I came from. I also love your interviews. They&apos;re very educational and I learned so many things about baroque instruments and how and why they are so important for an authentic sound. Thank you so much for your outstanding work in general and for Mr. Sato&apos;s interpretation of Bach&apos;s sonatas and partitas in particular. I can hardly wait to watch your next upload.

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