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	Johann Sebartian Bach, harpsichord Robert olinsky, violin Krista Bennion Feeney J.S.Bach: Four Concerti for Various Instruments
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All Artists: Johann Sebartian Bach, harpsichord Robert olinsky, violin Krista Bennion Feeney, Oboe Stephen Taylor, violin Mayuki Fukuhara, violin Naoko Tanaka, violin Eriko Sato, Orchestra of St. Lukes
Title: J.S.Bach: Four Concerti for Various Instruments
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Label: Musical Heritage Society
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 717795122687

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CD Reviews

Nice recording!

Alexander Mendez | South Pasadena, CA United States | 12/26/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I got this for free as an introduction to the Musical Heritage Society. I listened to this cd so many times that eventually it was scratched up and had to get a new one. I've been listening to this recording since I was a senior in high school. The interpretations are very elegant and irreproachable. I now prefer historically informed recordings, and yet I still value this recording, which means that it really must be good. BWV 1052 has an excellent harpsichord with Robert Wolinsky playing really well on those solo sections. The oboe and violin concerto is played with great sensitivity. The other concerti are the violin concerto, BWV 1041, and the concerto for three violins in d-major."