Xuefei YANG: Bach, Concertos

Xuefei, whose international career finds her on the prestigious stages of the Wigmore Hall, Southbank Centre, Royal Albert Hall, Concertgebouw (Amsterdam), Philharmonie (Berlin), Konzerthaus (Vienna) and Lincoln Center (New York), as well as to other major concert halls of Europe, North America and Asia, hopes that the new concerto arrangements will become established additions to the repertoire for her instrument. "In the baroque concerto repertoire," she says, we only really have Vivaldi Concertos, which are very light in nature. These Bach concertos would be a substantial and significant addition to the guitar repertoire and may create new opportunities to bring the instrument to a wider musical audience."

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[MrJohnAndrewhall]

I am so looking forward to getting my copy. And one person has disliked this short promo video, odd! What's to dislike?

[boredgrass]

Loving Bach played on guitar, I regret to say, it sounds as if the ensemble is rehearsing without the soloviolin, simply due to the much stronger (louder) sound of the other string instruments. Though the desire to play these importand concerts accompanied in the established way, it is regrettable, when by this, the soloinstrument becomes drowned by the naturally more powerfull sound of the ensemble.

[JacksonHustler]

yang xue fei ^_^!!! i love your playing :DDD