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Discussion: Bach: Cello Suites - Gavriel Lipkind

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Post by GavrielipkinD May 2, 2007 (1 of 20)
Hi.

Thank you including the Bach Suites recording (performed by Gavriel Lipkind) on your website.

I would like to ask you to update the image if possible.

When the recording just came out Phononet unfortunately used distorted images.
Those images have been exchanged by phononet a while ago and show now correctly on most Amazon links and other shops.

May I ask you to update the image on this site as well?
(I have included a link to the image below)

Thank you!

Florentine Gallwas
(Lipkind Productions / Edel Classics)

Post by zeus May 2, 2007 (2 of 20)
GavrielipkinD said:

May I ask you to update the image on this site as well?
(I have included a link to the image below)

Done.

Post by GavrielipkinD May 3, 2007 (3 of 20)
zeus said:

Done.

That's great.
Thank you.

Here is one more image of the packaging which was designed by
Carolyn Steinbeck · Gestaltung
www.CarolynSteinbeck.de

Post by GavrielipkinD May 3, 2007 (4 of 20)
Here are a couple more images of the packaging.
Done by "Carolyn Steinbeck • Gestaltung"
www.carolynsteinbeck.de

Post by GavrielipkinD May 3, 2007 (5 of 20)
Design done by "Carolyn Steinbeck • Gestaltung"
www.carolynsteinbeck.de

Photo by: Marco Borggreve

Post by Beagle May 3, 2007 (6 of 20)
I've been wondering: is "6 suites a violoncello solo senza basso" french, italian or a combination of the two?

Post by Julien May 3, 2007 (7 of 20)
Beagle said:

I've been wondering: is "6 suites a violoncello solo senza basso" french, italian or a combination of the two?

Italian, 100%. The word suite is French, because the musical form is French, so they never translate it. A little bit like you always say "lieder" for German "songs".

Post by Beagle May 3, 2007 (8 of 20)
Thanks Julien, I knew you would know. I haven't seen my Dover score in years. Some italian webpages say "Sei Suiten...", and the polish word is "Suita".

Post by Julien May 3, 2007 (9 of 20)
Beagle said:

Some italian webpages say "Sei Suiten...", and the polish word is "Suita".

Right. Actually I remember that for many works, the words are different depending on the editions too. But I'm not sure a Dover score would be the best for Bach... Do they edit works like this?

Post by terence May 21, 2008 (10 of 20)
is this a period instrument version?

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