Bach Six Sonatas for Violin & Keyboard(Auclair/Alain)(ERC048)Ltd Ed of 99,SEALED

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Pressing #?/99. Unable to view pressing number.
Released in strictly limited, individually numbered edition of 99 copies.

                                                                     *** ELECTRIC RECORDING COMPANY ***
Hutchison insisted on doing everything as it would have been done half a century ago, but with added perfection. "I want to have the best-sounding records in the world," he says.
ERC as it's known, reissues only from analog tape using a restored all-tube playback and cutting chain, reproducing the cover art with startling accuracy to the original. Most of what ERC reissues are long out of print, highly collectible and expensive to buy recordings. The reissues, pressed in limited numbers, quickly sell out and become collector's items themselves. Yes, they are expensive but far less so than the originals, and sonics are superb.
These six sonatas were commonly played on the violin and harpsichord, and are rarely performed in this format; violin and organ. The organ sound decay and tempo affords more depth and expression to the work.
This majestic and ethereal interpretation was originally released in 1957 on Les Discophiles Français (DF 209-210). Never before has this rare and iconic release been re mastered and cut in true mono from the original master tapes. Our unique cloth bound sleeve has been manufactured by hand with book binding material specifically sourced from Italy in order to match the original. The insert type has been fully letter-pressed from metal as was originally undertaken in the 1950s.
Bach commenced work on his six sonatas for violin and keyboard (BWV 1014-19) whilst at the courts of Weimar and Köthen and returned to the compositions over several decades, revising and polishing until the years before his death. Prefiguring the classic duo sonata, violin and keyboard meet on equal terms in this music, and both are challenged by Bach?s compositional demands. At the time this compositional style was both unusual and innovative, but went on to gain more mainstream acceptance in the late eighteenth century.
Electric Recording Co. -Officially Sanctioned  Heritage pressings mastered from the original analogue master tapes. -Cut in true monaural  and Stereo using 1950?s Lyrec / EMI valve tape machines and Ortofon DS522 mono cutter head and Ortofon DS601 Stereo cutter head -Hand-crafted sleeve artwork faithfully recreated using a vintage letterpress procedure. -Released in strictly limited, individually numbered editions with personally signed certificates from the producer. -Featuring iconic recordings by the most revered artists across multiple genres. -Only 99 copies will be sold.
3e Sonate En Mi Majeur A1 1. Adagio A2 2. Allegro A3 3. Adagio Ma Non Tando A4 4. Allegro 6e Sonate En Sol Majeur B1 1. Allegro B2 2. Largo - Allegro B3 3. Adagio - Allegro 1re Sonate En Si Mineur B4 1. Adagio B5 2. Allegro B6 3. Andante B7 4. Allegro 5e Sonate En Fa Mineur C1 1. Largo C2 2. Allegro C3 3. Adagio C4 4. Vivace 4e Sonate En Do Mineur D1 1. Siciliano D2 2. Allegro D3 3. Adagio - Allegro 2e Sonate En La Majeur D4 1. Andante D5 2. Allegro Assai D6 3. Andante Un Poco D7 4. Presto