Quote:🌞 0 Richter Melodiya, 1970
3.09 - Fugue IX In E , BWV 878 (04:32)
🌞 01 Baumgartner, Lucerne Festival Strings DG, 1968
Track15 (03:16)
🌞 02 Baumgartner, Lucerne Festival Strings Ermitage, 1968
10 - Festival Strings Lucerne - Fugue No. 9 from _The Well-Tempered Clavier II_ by Johann Sebastian Bach, K. 405
🌞 03 Melos Quartett EMI, 1974
11 - Five Fugues - from J.S.Bach- Wolhtemperietes Clavier II - No 9 in E major,E-Dur (02:58)
🌞 04 Turner Quartet Adda, 1990
Adda 581230 Bach-Mozart Fugue In D K405.3 After BWV 878 Turner Quartet (02:41)
🌞 05 Phantasm Simax, 1997
15 Mozart - Fuga 3 In E Major After BWV 878,2 (03:09)
🌞 06 Ensemble Aglaia Amadeus, 1999
18 - Quartetto VI In Mi Maggiore - Fuga Moderato (01:55)
🌞 07 Hagen Quartett DG, 2001
11 Four-Part Fugues KV 405 - No 9 In E Major From Bach-BWV878 (03:07)
🌞 08 Rincontro String Quartet Alpha, 2004
08 F X Richter Track08 (03:32)
🌞 09 Emerson Quartet DG, 2007
15 Fuga IX A 4 Voci BWV 878 From Book II (03:02)
🌞 10 Akademie Für Alte Musik Berlin HM, 2014
(07) [Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin] Fugue in E, KV 405-3, after J.S. Bach, BWV 878
🌞 11 Schumann Quartet Berlin, 2018
13 - Five Fugues For String Quartet, K 405 No 5, Fugue In E Major (02:40)
🌞 12 Klenke Quartett Accentus, 2020
07. 5 Fugues from The Well-Tempered Clavier, K. 405 No. 3 in E Major (After J.S. Bach's BWV 878)