Utwory na płycie:

• ReBach: EMajor Mov1
• ReBach: EMajor Mov2
• ReBach: EMajor Mov3
• ReBach: Aminor Mov1
• ReBach: Aminor Mov2
• ReBach: Aminor Mov3
• ReBach: DMinor Mov1
• ReBach: DMinor Mov2
• ReBach: DMinor Mov3
• ReBach: GMinor Mov1
• ReBach: GMinor Mov2
• ReBach: GMinor Mov3

Concerto in E, BWV 1042
Concerto in A minor, BWV 1041
Concerto in D minor, BWV 1052
Concerto in G minor, BWV 1058

‘The Bach violin concertos are not only one of the Baroque period highlights, but are one of the foundations of the entire history of music’ writes Swedish violinist Christian Svarfvar on his new album of Bach Re Composed by fellow Swede Johan Ullén. ‘It’s a whole world of beauty in 60 minutes. Then you may ask yourself: why recompose something that is already so perfect?’ The result is this brilliant album of re-composed Bach concertos, with a fearless and technically challenging stratospheric solo violin part contrasting with enriched cellos and basses. For those who loved Max Richter’s Four Seasons Re Composed, Infinite Bach will be a wonderful discovery for them. Bach was forward looking and his influence has travelled the centuries, influencing jazz, rock and pop musicians as well as every classical composer who came after him.