2CD Johann Sebastian Bach: Brandenburgische Konzerte Nr.1-6

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Brandenburgische Konzerte Nr.1-6 - CD, DVD

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Johann Sebastian Bach

Classical | Baroque

2021

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2CD Johann Sebastian Bach: Brandenburgische Konzerte Nr.1-6

Berlin Classics 2021 — unconfirmed

Berlin Classics 6. August 2021 Europe

Everything has already been said about Johann Sebastian Bach's Brandenburg Concertos - and yet the Stuttgart Baroque Orchestra Il Gusto Barocco, with its music director and harpsichord master Jörg Halubek, has dared to make another recording. Indeed, the six concertos, which differ fundamentally in their instrumentation and character, have fasci...

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Title	Brandenburgische Konzerte Nr.1-6
Artist	Johann Sebastian Bach
More info	Berlin Classics 2021 — unconfirmed
Format	2x CD
Labels	Berlin Classics
Country of issue	Europe
Date of publication	6. August 2021
First released	2021
Product ID	146206

Johann Sebastian Bach: Brandenburgische Konzerte Nr.1-6 version on 2CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company Berlin Classics on 6. August 2021.

Everything has already been said about Johann Sebastian Bach's Brandenburg Concertos - and yet the Stuttgart Baroque Orchestra Il Gusto Barocco, with its music director and harpsichord master Jörg Halubek, has dared to make another recording. Indeed, the six concertos, which differ fundamentally in their instrumentation and character, have fascinated enthusiasts and scholars time and again. And despite the numerous recordings of this pinnacle of Baroque concert art, new, interesting and very different approaches are always emerging. The Baroque ensemble Il Gusto Barocco aims to convey the current state of research in its historically informed music-making. "For me, the spirit of historical performance practice means that you are always dealing with sources from the period itself," describes Jörg Halubek. The ensemble is not so much a tightly formed sound body as a think tank with a desire to explore, which also embarks on new journeys as part of this project. This leads to unusual results, such as the use of violino piccolo, a smaller than usual violin, in the first Brandenburg Concerto. The recording was made thanks to a close collaboration with the Bachwoche Ansbach Orchestra, where the ensemble has been invited as a festival orchestra in 2019. Il Gusto Barocco, founded in 2008 by conductor, harpsichordist and organist Jörg Halubek in Stuttgart, consists of leading international virtuosos of the young generation. Depending on the repertoire, the early music ensemble can be attended in chamber or large orchestra. The members are united by the musical tradition of the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis. In 2020, the early music specialists have launched a new series Stuttgart Baroque. Recent successful recordings were Claudio Monteverdi's "Marienvesper" (SWR 2 / cpo) 2020, Johann David Heinichen's "Flavio" (first recording SWR 2 / cpo) 2019 and Giuseppe Antonio Brescianello's "Tisbe" (SWR 2 / cpo) 2015.

Album spans genres Classical and Baroque.