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Bach: Trio Sonatas / Brook Street Band
The Brook Street Band burst onto the scene in 2003 with their Avie debut, the world premiere recording of Handel’s “Oxford” Water Music, which earned the period-instrument ensemble an Editor’s Choice from Gramophone. Now, the all-girl group presents their first recording of the music of J.S. Bach, adapting his Organ Sonatas to their own instrumentation of two violins, harpsichord, and cello.
“The smartest new baroque band around … if you need instant sunshine, play this disc.” — The Times
“The smartest new baroque band around … if you need instant sunshine, play this disc.” — The Times
$5.25
Original: $14.99
-65%Bach: Trio Sonatas / Brook Street Band—
$14.99
$5.25Bach: Trio Sonatas / Brook Street Band
The Brook Street Band burst onto the scene in 2003 with their Avie debut, the world premiere recording of Handel’s “Oxford” Water Music, which earned the period-instrument ensemble an Editor’s Choice from Gramophone. Now, the all-girl group presents their first recording of the music of J.S. Bach, adapting his Organ Sonatas to their own instrumentation of two violins, harpsichord, and cello.
“The smartest new baroque band around … if you need instant sunshine, play this disc.” — The Times
“The smartest new baroque band around … if you need instant sunshine, play this disc.” — The Times
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The Brook Street Band burst onto the scene in 2003 with their Avie debut, the world premiere recording of Handel’s “Oxford” Water Music, which earned the period-instrument ensemble an Editor’s Choice from Gramophone. Now, the all-girl group presents their first recording of the music of J.S. Bach, adapting his Organ Sonatas to their own instrumentation of two violins, harpsichord, and cello.
“The smartest new baroque band around … if you need instant sunshine, play this disc.” — The Times
“The smartest new baroque band around … if you need instant sunshine, play this disc.” — The Times
