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Bach, J.S.: Cello Suites.(Sound Recording Review)
Bach, J.S.: Cello Suites, 1-6. Peter Bruns, cello. Recorded in 1997, at St. Jean de Grenelle Church, Paris. Engineer not listed. 126+ minutes (2-disc set). Opus 111/Naive 20011.
Few cello compositions require a more accomplished performance than the Bach Suites, and in this case Peter Bruns does the material complete justice. The performance is superb and the sound is utterly detailed to the extent that you can sometimes here the performer breathing. This is close-up sound for the serious Bach enthusiast.
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...important in many, many ways that relate directly to people. It affects basic research and medical science," says geneticist Peter Bruns of Cornell University. Although sequencing the 3 billion parts of the human genome is by all accounts an epic accomplishment...
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