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Renaud Capuçon

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Grand Théâtre de Provence, Aix-en-Provence, Barber: Violin Concerto

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J.S. BACH Sonatas & Partitas / Renaud Capuçon

Bach: Sonatas & Partitas

On his upcoming album released in conjunction with his fiftieth birthday, iconic French violinist Renaud Capu&ccedil;on presents his interpretations of J.S. Bach&rsquo;s indispensable Sonatas and Partitas.&nbsp;
In recording these works, often regarded as among the most important pieces ever written for solo violin, Capu&ccedil;on shares an interpretation that stems from a life-long devotion to the music of Bach. His unique accounts of all six masterpieces are catalyzed by a very personal journey of performances since childhood.&nbsp;
&ldquo;For as long as I can remember, his music has always calmed and comforted me, while at the same time filling me with feelings of energy and joy. It was with a mixture of serenity and humility that I approached these recording sessions in Berlin. This was a moment of introspection for me, a moment of listening to a voice within myself and of searching for the absolute,&rdquo; says the violinist.&nbsp;
Listen to a second pre-release track, the first movement of Bach&rsquo;s Partita No. 3 for Solo Violin in E Major. The full album will be released digitally and on CD on 23 January and is available for pre-order.&nbsp;

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