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Hi Jost,
I'm afraid I've never seen the words triosonate and gould linked
before. Sorry. My guess is there is no such recording.
As a tangent though, if you're into trying to track down out-of-print cds,
but perhaps it is still in-print in Europe, I strongly recommend Eliot Fisk's
and Albert Fuller's guitar/harpsichord transcriptions of the trio sonatas.
It's one of my all time favorite discs, and that first movement to bwv 526 is
wonderful. You know how on some of those early gould recordings, the 55
Goldbergs say, or the recently mentioned inventions and sinfonias (more on that
one note later), or on the partitas set the tape recorders have captured
the presense of a great musical spirit, of energy and a joy of music
making, of musical ideas just overflowing from Gould's fingers and into your
mind. This disc has that soulfullness in abundance as well.
Every now and then the f minor compiles a list of Gould-like
discs. This one is going on mine. The rhythmic nature of their
playing is noticeably freer than Gould's and the tempos not so extreme, but boy
oh boy is some of the same rich and complex spirit there.
Jim
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