Performers:

Concerto for Two Pianos vs. Orchestra, S. 2 are better than one (P.D.Q. Bach)

[2]  I.  Shake allegro

[3]  II.  Andante alighieri

[4]  III.  Presto changio

[5]  Introduction

Trio (sic) Sonata, S. 3(4) (P.D.Q. Bach)

[6]  I.  Antemezzo

[7]  II.  Mezzo

[8]  III.  Intermezzo

[9]  IV.  l’Altro Mezzo

[11]  Chaconne à son Goût  (Professor Schickele) 

[12]  Introduction

The Musical Sacrifice,  S. 50% off (P.D.Q. Bach)

[13]  I.  Fuga Meshuga

[14]  II.  Sort of Little Trio Sonata
               Andante
               Allegro molto
               Lento
               Vivace

[15]  III.  Three Canons

[16]  IV.  Chorale Prelude:  “Da kommt ja der Schurke”

[17]  V.  Four More Canons

[18]  VI.  The Grossest Fugue

[19]  Closing

Audio Samples

Listen to P.D.Q. Bach:  Two Pianos Are Better Than One:  The Hearer’s Digest Condensed Version.  This Condensed Version gives you the intangible essence of the original recording in one small, easy-to-swallow capsule summary. The hyper folks at Hearer’s Digest have created this sample by slicing, dicing, and splicing, until it somewhat resembles excerpts of the original recording that are “severely truncated, but shorter.”

This Hearer’s Digest Condensed Version is made of excerpts from the following:  Introduction—Shake allegro, Andante alighieri and Presto changio from Concerto for Two Pianos vs. Orchestra—Introduction—Mezzo and Intermezzo from Trio (sic) Sonata—Introduction—Chaconne à son Goût—Introduction—Fuga Meshuga and The Grossest Fugue from The Musical Sacrifice—Closing.

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