Bach / Imai / Maisky / Rachlin Bach: Goldberg Variations CD

Bach: Goldberg Variations Music

List Price	$16.98 (You save $6.09)
Label	Deutsche Grammophon
Orig Year	4/10/2007
All Time Sales Rank	11277
CD Universe Part number	7388607
Catalog number	000824802
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 10, 2007
Recording Time	1 20

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Bach: Goldberg Variations Songs

1. Goldberg Variations, for keyboard (Clavier-Übung IV), BWV 988 (BC L9): Aria (73:20) Windows Media Real Audio
Common Name	Goldberg Variations For Keyboard
Catalog No.	BWV 988
Composer	Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 - 1750)
Performer	Julian Rachlin (Violin) Mischa Maisky (Cello) Nobuko Imai (Violin)
Genre	Baroque Period / Variations
Date Written	1741
Period	Baroque
Country	Germany
Venue	Dresden, Lukaskirche
Recording Date	02/2006

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