Bach · Invention

Bach · Invention

Bach · Invention

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Watch Sergey Malov playing on violin and violoncello da spalla playing Bach's Invention n°1 for piano

Johann Sebastian Bach 1685-1750
Invention 1 in C Major BWV772
Interpretated by Sergey Malov (violin and violoncello da spalla)

directed by Stéphan Aubé
director of photography · Jacob Marlow
motion control · Allan O Lückow
On Set Previsualisation · Morten V
keygrip · Jeppe Lassen
post production · Teis Johanneson | Augmentum
sound · Jonathan von Gutzeit
artistic producer · Lars Fenger

Filmed at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art

© Louisiana Museum of Modern Art

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