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主題: 此曲只應天上有 Bach Six Suites for Cello J S Bach1685-1750 Cello Suite The Six Suites for Unaccompanied Cello by Johann Sebastian Bach are acclaimed as some of the greatest works ever written for solo cello. They were most likely composed during the period 1717-1723, when Bach served as a Kapellmeister in C?then. Cello Suite The suites contain a great variety of technical devices, a wide range of emotional content, and some of the most compelling voice interactions and conversations. It is their intimacy, however, that has made the suites amongst Bachs most popular works today, resulting in their different recorded interpretations being fiercely defended by their respective advocates Cello Suite An exact chronology of the suites (regarding both the order in which the suites were composed and whether they were composed before or after the solo violin sonatas) cannot be completely established. However, scholars generally believe that—based on a comparative analysis of the styles of the sets of works—the cello suites arose first, effectively dating the suites pre-1720, the year on the title page of Bachs autograph of the violin sonatas. Cello Suite The suites were not widely known before the 1900s, and for a long time it was generally thought that the pieces were intended to be études. There were even attempts to compose piano accompaniments to them, most notably by the composer Robert Schumann. Pablo Casals, however, is credited for increasing their popularity. After discovering Grützmachers edition in a thrift shop, Casals began studying and performing the works, although it would be 35 years before he would agree to record the pieces. Cello Suite Unlike Bachs violin sonatas, no autograph manuscript survives, thus ruling out the use of an urtext performing edition. However, analysis of secondary sources—including a hand-written copy by Bachs second wife, Anna Magdalena—have produced passably authentic editions, although critically deficient in the placement of slurs a