Bach JS

(Déjà Review) A very important and distinguished cycle [JQ]

A calming collection of Bach’s keyboard music, played with great skill and finesse [MSt]

A beautifully performed portrait of Bach’s second wife through the music which he chose for her [MSt]

A rather disappointing inclusion in the Selby Abbey series [MSt]

Vibrant and energetic performances, a standout Third Brandenburg, but the disc is underfilled [DJB]

(Déjà Review) Bach performances to cherish [CH]

Probably the best recording of the Art of Fugue I know [DMD]

Refined inscriptions, lovingly restored [SG]

A satisfying account, displaying deep insights, profound musicality and freshness [SG]

Seemann’s live airings make a welcome return [SG]

Wickedly and wonderfully Marmite Bach! [DMD]

A remarkable achievement [SG]

An unusual and thoughtful recital of Bach’s later organ music [MSt]

Unusual performances due to relatively slow tempi, but full of expression [JV]

(Déjà Review) One of the finest, maybe the finest, set of these works [PSh]

(Déjà Review) Lean textures, subtle intensity, and exceptional detail of inner voices and the interplay among voices [DS]

Are digital EPs the future of recording? [DMD]

(Déjà Review) A very special disc [CC]

Frederick Stock and his Chicago forces excel in major repertory [JW]

The most fun musical history lesson I can imagine [DMD]

(Déjà Review) A wonderful recording in all respects [DS]

This recording earns a place among the best in the catalogue [JV]

One of the best recordings with a small ensemble [JV]

A suggestion that the art of counterpoint is infinite [DC]