ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Ever since pianist Simone Dinnerstein released her recording of Bach's "Goldberg Variations" back in 2007, she's had a reputation as singular interpreter of Bach. Since then, Dinnerstein has explored wide ranging musical interests, but her album, "Complicité," with her ensemble Baroklyn, brings her back to Bach and some highly original performances of his music.
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