Bach: Goldberg Variations
A recording that consciously resists the pace of our age
backTonmeister: Michael Silberhorn
Recording: Festeburgkirche, Frankfurt/Main, 2025
GEN 26957 EAN 4260036259575
Release 6.2.2026EUR 18,90
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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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“What makes this interpretation so fascinating is its handling of the sense of time. [...] The pianist separates the two parts, playing the structure and ornamentation of the second part with such precision and virtuosity that it almost seems as though one is dealing with two cycles of variations.” Review by Oliver Buslau, Issue 3/2026 (May/June)
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"Sroczyński rightly draws parallels with the present day. […] Sroczyński wouldn’t help you fall asleep, because with his meticulous playing and the superbly recorded Steinway, he simply compels you to listen." Review by Eric Schoones, Issue 1/2026 Review by Eric Schoones, Issue 1/2026
radio klassik Stephansdom
The album was featured as CD of the day on the Pressfrisch program on February 16, 2026.
Tonmeister: Michael Silberhorn
Recording: Festeburgkirche, Frankfurt/Main, 2025
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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“What makes this interpretation so fascinating is its handling of the sense of time. [...] The pianist separates the two parts, playing the structure and ornamentation of the second part with such precision and virtuosity that it almost seems as though one is dealing with two cycles of variations.” Review by Oliver Buslau, Issue 3/2026 (May/June)
PIANIST
"Sroczyński rightly draws parallels with the present day. […] Sroczyński wouldn’t help you fall asleep, because with his meticulous playing and the superbly recorded Steinway, he simply compels you to listen." Review by Eric Schoones, Issue 1/2026 Review by Eric Schoones, Issue 1/2026
radio klassik Stephansdom
The album was featured as CD of the day on the Pressfrisch program on February 16, 2026.
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Tracklist
- Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750)
Goldberg Variations BWV 988
Aria - Variatio 1
- Variatio 2
- Variatio 3 – Canone all’ Unisuono
- Variatio 4
- Variatio 5
- Variatio 6 – Canone alla Seconda
- Variatio 7 – al tempo di Giga
- Variatio 8
- Variatio 9 – Canone alla Terza
- Variatio 10 – Fugetta
- Variatio 11
- Variatio 12 – Canone alla Quarta
- Variatio 13
- Variatio 14
- Variatio 15 – Canone alla Quinta – Andante
- Variatio 16 – Ouverture
- Variatio 17
- Variatio 18 – Canone alla Sexta
- Variatio 19
- Variatio 20
- Variatio 21 – Canone alla Settima
- Variatio 22 – Alla breve
- Variatio 23
- Variatio 24 – Canone all’ Ottava
- Variatio 25 – Adagio
- Variatio 26
- Variatio 27 – Canone alla Nona
- Variatio 28
- Variatio 29
- Variatio 30 – Quodlibet
- Aria da capo
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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“What makes this interpretation so fascinating is its handling of the sense of time. [...] The pianist separates the two parts, playing the structure and ornamentation of the second part with such precision and virtuosity that it almost seems as though one is dealing with two cycles of variations.” Review by Oliver Buslau, Issue 3/2026 (May/June)
PIANIST
"Sroczyński rightly draws parallels with the present day. […] Sroczyński wouldn’t help you fall asleep, because with his meticulous playing and the superbly recorded Steinway, he simply compels you to listen." Review by Eric Schoones, Issue 1/2026 Review by Eric Schoones, Issue 1/2026
radio klassik Stephansdom
The album was featured as CD of the day on the Pressfrisch program on February 16, 2026.