Bach's Cello Suite No. 3 in C Major is part of a set of six suites for unaccompanied cello, celebrated for their technical depth and lyrical beauty. They were largely unknown until popularized by cellist Pablo Casals in the 20th century.
Part of Bach's seminal set of six cello suites (BWV 1007-1012), composed during his Köthen period. These works masterfully explore the technical and expressive capabilities of the cello, with Bourrée II from Suite No. 3 being a lively dance movement in binary form, characteristic of the Baroque suite structure.
The Cello Suite No.3 features a famous Bourrée movement, often performed separately. It is part of Bach's seminal set of six cello suites, considered fundamental to the cello repertoire.
This suite, part of Bach's seminal set of six cello suites, exemplifies Baroque technical mastery and emotional depth. The Prélude's flowing arpeggios create a meditative yet virtuosic introduction.
Part of Bach's seminal set of six cello suites composed during his Köthen period, showcasing complex polyphonic writing adapted for a solo string instrument. Bourrée II from Suite No.3 features lively dance rhythms in binary form.
