Bach: Goldberg Variations

CD album cover 'Bach: Goldberg Variations' (GEN 26957) with Miłosz Sroczyński

GEN 26957 EAN 4260036259575

Release 6.2.2026Offer until 28.2.26
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Making and listening to music as an act of resistance against the relentless 24/7 rhythm of our era: with his beautifully clear new recording of Bach’s “Goldberg Variations”, released by GENUIN, Miłosz Sroczyński offers a deliberate counterbalance to the accelerating pace of modern life. In an accompanying essay, he reflects on music as a response to the late-capitalist demand for constant productivity and endless wakefulness. His interpretation – with which he made a highly acclaimed debut at the Davos Festival 2024 – is shaped by filigree lightness and long, seamlessly flowing musical arcs: transparent, weightless, and deeply focused. A reflective artist at the piano, Sroczyński gives us time to listen – inviting us to immerse ourselves, variation by variation, in this music.

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Miłosz Sroczyński Piano

Tonmeister: Michael Silberhorn
Recording: Festeburgkirche, Frankfurt/Main, 2025

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Making and listening to music as an act of resistance against the relentless 24/7 rhythm of our era: with his beautifully clear new recording of Bach’s “Goldberg Variations”, released by GENUIN, Miłosz Sroczyński offers a deliberate counterbalance to the accelerating pace of modern life. In an accompanying essay, he reflects on music as a response to the late-capitalist demand for constant productivity and endless wakefulness. His interpretation – with which he made a highly acclaimed debut at the Davos Festival 2024 – is shaped by filigree lightness and long, seamlessly flowing musical arcs: transparent, weightless, and deeply focused. A reflective artist at the piano, Sroczyński gives us time to listen – inviting us to immerse ourselves, variation by variation, in this music.

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Making and listening to music as an act of resistance against the relentless 24/7 rhythm of our era: with his beautifully clear new recording of Bach’s “Goldberg Variations”, released by GENUIN, Miłosz Sroczyński offers a deliberate counterbalance to the accelerating pace of modern life. In an accompanying essay, he reflects on music as a response to the late-capitalist demand for constant productivity and endless wakefulness. His interpretation – with which he made a highly acclaimed debut at the Davos Festival 2024 – is shaped by filigree lightness and long, seamlessly flowing musical arcs: transparent, weightless, and deeply focused. A reflective artist at the piano, Sroczyński gives us time to listen – inviting us to immerse ourselves, variation by variation, in this music.

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