| Naxos | Though regarded as the outstanding composer of the early 18th century, Johann Sebastian Bach was not averse to ‘borrowing’ from his own works to create another score. His outstanding group of harpsichord concertos, for one or multiple instruments, are all, to some extent, derived from his previously composed material for other instruments. His passion for this genre of music extended to an arrangement for three harpsichords of a triple violin concerto by Vivaldi. The disc provides a unique opportunity to compare the two scores. |
| Disc No: 8.554606 | |
| Price: Sek. 74 | |
| Name: Bach Complete Orchestral Works Vol. 5 | |
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| Composer | Opus | Music | Key | Performer | ||||||||||||||||
| Johann Sebastian Bach | BWV 1060 | Concerto | C minor | Cologne Chamber Orchestra - Helmut Müller-Brühl Michael Behringer, Harpsichord Gerald Hambitzer, Harpsichord Robert Hill, Harpsichord Christoph Anselm Noll, Harpsichord Roderick Shaw, Harpsichord Christine Pichlmeier, Violin Corinne Chapelle, Violin Renée Ohldin, Violin Lucas Barr, Violin Johann Sebastian Bach | BWV 1061 | Concerto | C major
| Johann Sebastian Bach | BWV 1062 | Concerto | C minor
| Johann Sebastian Bach | BWV 1065 | Concerto | A minor
| Antonio Vivaldi | Rv. 580 | Concerto | B minor
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