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| Disc No: CD-1769 SA | In many of J. S. Bach's cantatas, passions and oratorios, the oboe - and its various relatives such as the oboe d'amore and oboe da caccia - plays a prominent role. Using it as his preferred obbligato instrument, Bach obviously cherished the versatility of the oboe and selected it to accompany arias that deal with grief and heavenly joys, repentance and pastoral calm. It is therefore odd that no major concertante works for oboe by Bach have survived - or have they? Researchers have for a long time thought that his keyboard concertos were originally composed for other instruments, and much evidence points to certain of them being intended for the oboe, or oboe d'amore. |
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| Name: Bach – Oboe Concertos | |
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| Composer | Opus | Music title | Key | Performer |
| Bach, Johann Sebastian | Concerto for oboe, strings and b.c. (reconstructed from BWV49 and BWV169) | F major | Alexeď Ogrintchouk, oboe/oboe d'amore Alina Ibragimova, violin Svenska Kammarorkestern | |
| Bach, Johann Sebastian | Concerto for oboe, strings and b.c. (reconstructed from BWV35 and BWV156) | D minor | ||
| Bach, Johann Sebastian | BWV249 | Adagio from Easter Oratorio | ||
| Bach, Johann Sebastian | Concerto for oboe d’amore, strings and b.c. (reconstructed from BWV1055) | A major | ||
| Bach, Johann Sebastian | Concerto for oboe, violin, strings and b.c. (reconstructed from BWV1060) | C minor |