Johann Sebastian Bach
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GenuinBach: Per aspera ad astra / Denisenko
From the Earth to the stars, from darkness to light: the young, award-winning pianist Andrey Denisenko, acclaimed in Germany and Russia, has...
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BISBach: Organ Works, Vol. 5 / Masaaki Suzuki
The fifth volume of Masaaki Suzuki’s series of Bach’s works for organ features one of the most important surviving instruments from Bach’s...
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Avie RecordsBach: Mass in B Minor / McGegan, Cantata Collective
San Francisco-based early music ensemble Cantata Collective continues its major series of J. S. Bach’s choral works with the Mass in B...
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BISBach: Die Kunst der Fuge / Masaaki Suzuki
The Art of Fugue emerges as the central instrumental project of the last decade of Bach’s life, after a gradual development over...
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Evil PenguinBach: Complete Sonatas & Partitas / Roth
BBC Music Magazine: Roth sustains his flawlessly smooth, luxurously toned sonority, so that each movement emerges in terms of its majestic formal...
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DiversionsJ.S. Bach: (Re)inventions for 2 Pianos / Duo Versinina/Lee
Concept of the album ‘(ré)inventions à deux pianos’ is a complete recomposition for two pianos of J.S. Bach's 15 two-part inventions by...
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GenuinBach, Böhm & Reger: The Kreutzbach Organs / Meyer
Gregor Meyer, director of the GewandhausChor, fulfills a dream by returning to "his" instrument, the organ, and recording an album at GENUIN...
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Brilliant ClassicsSalvation - Bach & Shostakovich: Vocal & Instrumental Music / Mields, G.A.P. Ensemble
‘I play Bach every day,’ said Shostakovich in 1950, at an event to mark the bicentenary of Bach’s death. ‘For us, Bach's...
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La Dolce VoltaI Wanna Be Like You
Does Florian Noack’s take on transcription smack of forbidden delights? From Bach to the Sherman Brothers, the pianist denies himself nothing, especially...
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StradivariusThe Sounds of Wood / Fiorio & Fiorio
One hundred years of Romanticism, about sixty years of postromanticism and another sixty of filologic research and adhesion to "original versions" of...
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Fuga LiberaRameau, Rachmaninoff & Bach: Over Time / Emelyanov
My selection of works by Rameau, Rachmaninoff and Bach for this album weaves a tapestry of nostalgia for a Golden Age —...
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AlphaMéditation: Keyboard Works by Bach, Couperin & Others / Andreas Staier
Andreas Staier’s informed and inspired interpretations have left their mark on the discography of both the harpsichord and the fortepiano and have...
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On SaleOrfeoChristmas Concert - Classical to Carols / Helen Donath
Recorded here is something which normally is evanescent over the airwaves or in the Philharmonie am Gasteig: the pre-Christmas evening in the...
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On SaleOrfeoCarl Seemann: The Orfeo Recordings
Carl Seemann – The ORFEO recordings – Carl Seemann was the kind of pianist who didn’t try to impress audiences with brilliant...
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On SaleOndineBach: Sonatas for Violin and Keyboard / Kaakinen-Pilch, Hakkila
The son of Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750), Carl Philipp Emanuel, described his father’s Sonatas BWV 1014–1019 as among the best works his...

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