Concertos for 2, 3 and 4 pianos

Description

David Fray has been associated with Bach from a young age, since his first album released by Erato that revealed him to the general public. The brilliant recordings that followed testified to his deep attachment to the great repertoire with Schubert, Chopin... and Bach again and again. David Fray takes the time to think about his albums and his repertoire. From his career that leads him successfully around the world, with the greatest orchestras, the pianist has drawn remarkable maturity that brings him today to approach the famous Concertos for two, three, and four pianos by Bach both with lightness and gravity, surrounded by close ones with whom he shares elective affinities. "Few works by Bach give such a feeling that the composer has allowed his imagination to express itself without constraint. The result is an impression of freedom, of unparalleled joy." David Fray