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JS Bach: Orchestral Suites

Cologne Chamber Orchestra, Helmut Muller-Bruhl

JS Bach: Orchestral Suites
Readers who place emphasis more on musicianly performances than period versus modern instruments will find the Cologne version invigorating, graceful and light of tread. ...Muller-Bruhl observes...

JS Bach: Orchestral Suites

Cologne Chamber Orchestra, Helmut Muller-Bruhl

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Readers who place emphasis more on musicianly performances than period versus modern instruments will find the Cologne version invigorating, graceful and light of tread. ...Muller-Bruhl observes...

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Contents and tracklist

I. Ouverture
Track length5:51
II. Courante
Track length2:33
III. Gavotte I and II
Track length2:47
IV. Forlane
Track length1:20
V. Menuet I and II
Track length3:26
VI. Bourree I and II
Track length2:10
VII. Passepied I and II
Track length3:10
I. Ouverture
Track length6:23
II. Rondeau
Track length1:40
III. Sarabande
Track length2:51
IV. Bourree I and II
Track length1:47
V. Polonaise - Double
Track length2:57
VI. Menuet
Track length1:20
VII. Badinerie
Track length1:30
Air ("On a G String")
Track length4:57
III. Gavotte I and II
Track length4:09
IV. Bourree
Track length1:15
V. Gigue
Track length2:57
I. Ouverture
Track length7:21
II. Bourree I and II
Track length2:45
III. Gavotte
Track length2:02
IV. Menuet I and II
Track length3:57
V. Rejouissance
Track length2:35

Awards and reviews

May 2001

Readers who place emphasis more on musicianly performances than period versus modern instruments will find the Cologne version invigorating, graceful and light of tread. ...Muller-Bruhl observes only the slow section repeats of the French ouvertures which preface each Suite. But all other repeats are scrupulously observed and, almost without exception the dances are brisker in the Cologne readings. If there is a more enjoyable set of its kind available at the moment then I have yet to hear it.
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