J.S. Bach’s six Trio Sonatas BWV 525–530, works whose charm resides not only in their rich variety of compositional style and musical invention but also...

J.S. Bach’s six Trio Sonatas BWV 525–530, works whose charm resides not only in their rich variety of compositional style and musical invention but also in their virtuosic demands, occupy a treasured place in the organ repertoire.David Newsholme offers a fresh perspective on these seminal works, re-ordering their sequence and drawing on the unique qualities of the Metzler organ of Trinity College, Cambridge.David Newsholme, former Organ Scholar at New College, Oxford and Salisbury Cathedral, is Organist at King’s School, Canterbury and Music Director of the Canterbury Singers.