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    I need some advice on recordings here! Was in a church yesterday and a violinist played the Allemande from the D minor partita in a style that was very folky and I was very moved. I don't have any recordings of this kind, and don't know of any, so I need some advice as to what violinists have done these in that kind of style. Pretty sure it's period style. Can, but doesn't need to be on a period instrument.

    I have a movement from a cello suite played by Jordi Savall. That style.

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    Mela.

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    Not 'period' style. Gypsy style.
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    Not what I was looking for, but I like it anyways. Thanks for the recommendation.

    Edit: Her playing style could work well in a church.

    My request and plea for help still stands.
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    Thank you.
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    Elizabeth Wallfisch from Hyperion: 2CD for 1. Kind of on the soft site to my taste.

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    From the sleeve note:

    Those pieces were performed at A = 400 Hz to keep with the early 18th century German tradition.
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    I prefer modern instruments, but here's a recording by Pavlo Beznosiuk on Linn SACD. You can play samples on their site:

    http://www.linnrecords.com/recording...lo-violin.aspx
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    My vote goes for this:
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