Bach on Piano?

[Karl Henning]

It's not Bach, of course:

http://www.youtube.com/v/dmzqIabDgdI

[prémont]

It's not Bach, of course:

http://www.youtube.com/v/dmzqIabDgdI

Of course?

[Karl Henning]

I only mean, that it thereby veers from the strict topic

[Moonfish]

It's not Bach, of course:

http://www.youtube.com/v/dmzqIabDgdI

Beautiful performance! Thanks for posting that clip!

[San Antone]

I am thinking about this:

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[king ubu]

I'm not to vote here. For me it's not either/or, but both. Unthinkable?

[mszczuj]

I choose "no, it's sacrilege" as it was the only option with "no" but in fact I don't think it's sacrilege. Just wasting time.

[Jo498]

Don't like the options. I like Bach on both instruments and for non-instrumental reasons probably often prefer modern piano (except for some earlier pieces like the toccatas with lots of arpeggios etc.). Similarly with Scarlatti although again for some pieces (gypsy guitar style) the harpsichord is preferable. I seem to clearly prefer harpsichord for any other baroque music (including Handel and Rameau where there are substantial recordings on modern piano).