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Bach French Suite No. 5 in G major - Allemande

Bach French Suite No. 5 in G major - Allemande

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French Suite no. 5 – Allemande
French Suite no. 5 – Courante
French Suite no. 5 – Sarabande
French Suite no. 5 – Gavotte
French Suite no. 5 – Bourrée
French Suite no. 5 – Loure
French Suite no. 5 – Gigue


This is the first movement of Johann Sebastian Bach’s French Suite no. 5, played on piano. It is an ‘Allemande’: a gallant dance form that often occurs as part of suites, including the French Suite. The name ‘allemande’ comes from Germany (Allemagne is the French word for Germany) and was extinct as a dance in Germany around 1600, and was only used as a simple folk dance. However, the dance was then reimported via France (as ‘allemagne’) and England back to Germany and blossomed again in the later Baroque around 1680 as a stylized dance. It is here performed as authentic as possible( with ornaments and repetitions)
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