Johann Sebastian Bach: Brandenburgische Konzerte Nr.1-6 version on 2CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company cpo on 2. November 2018.

Brandenburg Concertos with CoCo Our highly acclaimed Bach series with Concerto Copenhagen and Lars-Ulrik Mortensen has of course not yet included Bach's Brandenburg Concertos, which we can now present to you with this successful Danish ensemble in surround sound. When one says 'Baroque music', one could also say the Brandenburg Concertos, because in the mind of the average music listener these six instrumental concertos represent the epitome of Baroque music. Their composer would probably pause to reflect on this, because they were written by sheer chance and over a long period of time. After a hundred years of dormancy, the Brandenburg Concertos were rescued from the loneliness of the archives in 1850, when the Leipzig Bach Society was founded and undertook a complete edition of his works in the centenary year of the composer's death. However, another hundred years had to pass before the concerts achieved the enormous popularity they enjoy today. The Concerto Copenhagen conveys a unique experience of artistic depth that combines and combines with the joie de vivre, erudition and spontaneity that are the qualities of Bach's music. Product information Brandenburg Concertos with CoCo Our highly acclaimed Bach series with Concerto Copenhagen and Lars Ulrik Mortensen continues this month with a release featuring the master's Brandenburg Concertos and the successful Danish ensemble in surround sound. The Brandenburg Concertos are virtually synonymous with Baroque music; for the general music public, these six instrumental concertos represent the quintessence of the Baroque era. Bach himself would probably have been surprised to learn of their symbolic status. After all, he managed to compose them by sheer chance and over a long period of time. After the Brandenburg Concertos had lain dormant for a hundred years, these "sleeping beauties" were rescued from archival oblivion in 1850 - when the Bach Society of Leipzig was founded and undertook the publication of a complete edition of the composer's works to mark the centenary of his death. However, another century passed before the concerts began to enjoy the great popularity they enjoy today. Concerto Copenhagen conveys a unique experience of artistic depth combined and united with the celebration of life, erudition and spontaneity that are the true hallmarks of Bach's music.

Album spans genres Classical and Baroque.