Bach JS

Good performances on a splendid historical instrument [JV]

A hugely enjoyable celebration of the piano from this supremely gifted pianist [RCh]

(Déjà Review) Milne’s playing also reflects his love of this demanding yet rewarding repertoire [TB]

One of the best guitar recordings of music by JS Bach [ZT]

(Déjà Review) The best of the best in this most personal of all possible worlds [DC]

This brother and sister team are winning in this engaging programme [RCh)

Given the quality of the existing cycles, this is a brave project but a very fine start [DJB]

Incisive performances of three cantatas, among them one of Bach’s most beloved [JV]

Dazzling virtuosity, sometimes at the expense of the music [ZT]

Excellent and compelling [SG]

An interesting exercise, with mostly winning results [DJB]

Indispensable for Kempff fans [SG]

One of the most satisfying recordings of Bach’s motets, in particular in regard to the relationship of text and music [JV]

Thirteen pieces, eleven cathedral organs, nine organists, one excellent concept [JF]

(Déjà Review) Full marks to Hänssler for giving enduring life to this most attractive and expert craftsman [JW]

A superb, lyrical performance of this great music [PSh]

A fitting ending to a magnificent project [SG]

A welcome addition to the Egorov discography [SG]

An 80-CD centenary salute to Marriner, with (or without) his ASMF [JW]

(Déjà Review) This organ produces some of the loveliest sounds I have heard for a very long time [GF]

Despite some shortcomings, this is one of the better performances of the St John Passion [JV]

A worthy tribute to a fine musician [SG]

An unlikely concept that seems to work better than expected [NC]

Fachiri, Tovey and Soldat: historic recordings freighted with significance [JW]