The Well-Tempered Clavier I - Andras Schiff (piano)

Well, I've been given about 25 years ago (1989) this CD. I was first shocked by this audacity, both in the interpretation, the music recording as well as in redundant the CD booklet. Here Details:
1. The interpretation of the Well-Tempered Clavier by Andras Schiff is mediocre. Although Andras Schiff is an excellent pianist, he has only addressed with this interpretation, the oldest generation - in other words - the generation that appeals mostly to the shallow sounds. But I doubt that Bach wanted this!
2. This acoustic mixed with an excessive amount of Hall contradicts my idea of ​​a clear piano recording. This can be done with Andre Rieu's waltz shots like, but please do not here!
3. The Bach-Werke-directory for the tracks on the disc was totally ignored in the booklet. What shoud that ?! A boldness without equal.
My recommendation for Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier I + II:
A. Glenn Gould - 1965
B. Friedrich Gulda - 1972
UVA ...