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Vic Firth Artist Yukiko Nakamura performs Lute Suite In E Minor by J.S. Bach ABOUT THE PIECE: The Lute Suite in E Minor is J.S. Bach’s earliest of the lute suites. Though this is still a matter of debate, it’s highly likely that it was originally composed for the Lautenwerk (lute-harpsichord), a gut-strung keyboard designed to imitate the timbre of the lute. The form of the piece is based on that of the traditional Froberger keyboard suite model: Allemande, Courante, Sarabande, Gigue. Bach added two additional movements to the form: a Prelude consisting of a slow section imitating a French overture form and a fast fugal section, and a Bourrée which is one of the most well-known movement among all his works for the lute. MALLETS USED: Prelude: M123, M122 #vfM123 - ROBERT VAN SICE KEYBOARD, SYNTHETIC CORE- MEDIUM SOFT #vfM122 - ROBERT VAN SICE KEYBOARD, SYNTHETIC CORE- SOFT Allemande: M122 #vfM122 - ROBERT VAN SICE KEYBOARD, SYNTHETIC CORE- SOFT Courante: M124, M123 #vfM124 - ROBERT VAN SICE KEYBOARD, SYNTHETIC CORE- MEDIUM #vfM123 - ROBERT VAN SICE KEYBOARD, SYNTHETIC CORE- MEDIUM SOFT Sarabande: M111 #vfM111 - ROBERT VAN SICE KEYBOARD -- VERY SOFT Bourrée: M115, M114 #vfM115 - ROBERT VAN SICE KEYBOARD -- MEDIUM HARD #vfM114 - ROBERT VAN SICE KEYBOARD -- MEDIUM Gigue: M115, M114 #vfM115 - ROBERT VAN SICE KEYBOARD -- MEDIUM HARD #vfM114 - ROBERT VAN SICE KEYBOARD -- MEDIUM ----------------------------------- CONNECT WITH VIC! ➤Website: ➤YouTube: ➤YouTube (Marching): ➤YouTube (Concert): ➤Twitter: ➤Instagram:
