"Bach (Re)inventions" presents an innovative audio recording where pianist Moisés P. Sánchez reinterprets Johann Sebastian Bach's timeless 'Inventions'. Collaborating with other musicians, Sánchez integrates classical contrapuntal techniques with contemporary improvisational styles. This artistic endeavor, commissioned by Fundación Juan March, explores new sonorities while preserving the inventive spirit of Bach for today's listeners.
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This audio recording reimagines Johann Sebastian Bach's 1723 'Inventions' through contemporary improvisation. Pianist Moisés P. Sánchez, along with other musicians, reinterprets Bach's contrapuntal techniques to create new sonorities for a modern audience. The project reflects Bach's original spirit of musical imagination and exploration.
Launched in 2021, 'Bach (Re)inventions' is an audio recording that revisits Johann Sebastian Bach's didactic work, 'Inventions and Sinfonias' (BWV 772-786), composed nearly three centuries ago. Conceived originally to teach his son Wilhelm Friedemann Bach the principles of counterpoint and idiomatic instrumental writing, this collection of fifteen pieces is here reinvented by pianist Moisés P. Sánchez. Sánchez applies Bachian principles of improvisation to bring these works into a contemporary language while preserving their essential character. This project, commissioned by the Fundación Juan March, aims to recreate the original inventive spirit of Bach's pieces, stimulating musical imagination and captivating listeners with novel soundscapes. The recording features Moisés P. Sánchez on piano and arrangements, accompanied by Pablo M. Caminero on double bass and Pablo M. Jones on percussion, mbira, and effects. The publication is part of the 'MarchVivo' collection and is presented as a single audio disc with a duration of 53 minutes and 18 seconds.
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