Review
In the "simple" key of G major, Bach offers a light-textured toccata of a prelude that manages to give the fingers a good workout with its unstoppable, chugging rhythm. That pulse carries over to the three-voice fugue, a slight, almost flippant piece with the voices entering top to bottom. ~ James Reel, All Music Guide
Albums with Complete Performances of the Work
Bach 2000 Light: The Complete Bach Edition (without Sacred Cantatas) (includes Commemorative Book) (Box Set) 1999
Bach 2000: The Complete Bach Edition (Includes Commemorative Book) (Box Set) 1999
Bach: Complete Organ and Other Keyboard Works, Vol. 18
Bach: Concerto for keyboard solo BWV971; Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 1 No3
Bach: Das Wohltemperierte Clavier 1990
Bach: Piano Transcriptions 1993
Bach: Preludes and Fugues Nos. 9-16 from the Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 2 2007
Bach: The Great Solo Works, Vol. 2 1990
Bach: The Well Tempered Piano 2, Part 2 1994
Bach: Well Tempered Clavier, Book 2 (Continued); Clavier Works 2000
Bach: Well Tempered Clavier-Samuel Feinberg, Vol. 1
Casals Festivals at Prades, Vol. 2 [Box Set] 2006
Casals: Festivals at Prades [Box Set]
Classical Piano 2004
Classical Vibes 2008
Feinberg: First Recordings, 1929-1948 1999
J.S. Bach Played by Harold Samuel 2002
J.S. Bach: Das Wohltemperierte Klavier, Vol. 2, Part 2 1989
Loretta Mento 2007
Smartplay With Classical 1999
The Complete Keyboard Works of J. S. Bach on Concord Concerto - The Sampler 1996
The Complete Keyboard Works of J. S. Bach on Concord Concerto - The Sampler 1996
The Rosalyn Tureck Collection, Vol. 4: Harpsichord Recital All Bach Program 1996
Wilhelm Backhaus Plays Beethoven, Mozart and Bach 2000
Albums with Excerpt Performances of the Work
