Johann Bernhard Bach: Orchestral Suites Thüringer Bach Collegium

• Johann Bernhard Bach (1676 - 1749): Orchestral Suite No. 1:
• 1Orchestral Suite No. 1: I. Ouverture04:53
• 2Orchestral Suite No. 1: II. Air04:24
• 3Orchestral Suite No. 1: III. Rondeau01:40
• 4Orchestral Suite No. 1: IV. Loure04:31
• 5Orchestral Suite No. 1: V. Fantaisie03:55
• 6Orchestral Suite No. 1: VI. Passepied02:26
• Orchestral Suite No. 2:
• 7Orchestral Suite No. 2: I. Ouverture03:11
• 8Orchestral Suite No. 2: II. Gavotte en rondeau01:34
• 9Orchestral Suite No. 2: III. Sarabande02:13
• 10Orchestral Suite No. 2: IV. Bourrée. Gayement01:20
• 11Orchestral Suite No. 2: V. Air: Grave04:03
• 12Orchestral Suite No. 2: VI. Menuett01:02
• 13Orchestral Suite No. 2: VII. Gigue01:41
• Il Zelo di Leonata:
• 14Il Zelo di Leonata: Overture (Used 1730 by Johann Sebastian Bach in a performance with his Collegium musicum as final movement 'VIII. La Tempete' of Johann Bernhard Bach's Orchestral Suite No. 2)02:31
• Orchestral Suite No. 3:
• 15Orchestral Suite No. 3: I. Ouverture06:41
• 16Orchestral Suite No. 3: II. Air02:13
• 17Orchestral Suite No. 3: III. Les plaisirs01:29
• 18Orchestral Suite No. 3: IV. Menuet I - Menuet II - Menuet I03:05
• 19Orchestral Suite No. 3: V. Air02:08
• 20Orchestral Suite No. 3: VI. Rigadon02:42
• 21Orchestral Suite No. 3: VII. Courante01:32
• 22Orchestral Suite No. 3: VIII. Gavotte en rondeaux01:27
• Orchestral Suite No. 4:
• 23Orchestral Suite No. 4: I. Ouverture05:57
• 24Orchestral Suite No. 4: II. Caprice I01:48
• 25Orchestral Suite No. 4: III. Marche01:21
• 26Orchestral Suite No. 4: IV. Passepied I - Passepied II - Passepied I03:00
• 27Orchestral Suite No. 4: V. Caprice II02:37
• 28Orchestral Suite No. 4: VI. Air. Lentement03:11
• 29Orchestral Suite No. 4: VII. La joye01:02
• 30Orchestral Suite No. 4: VIII. Caprice III02:43
• Total Runtime01:22:20

Info for Johann Bernhard Bach: Orchestral Suites

Johann Bernhard Bach’s Orchestral Suites are amongst the most varied musical works of the high baroque period in Middle Germany – and they formed part of the core repertoire for Johann Sebastian Bach’s Leipzig Collegium Musicum. Sparkling virtuosic brilliance, as if written by a fiery Italian, whilst displaying the elegant taste of a noble Frenchman – in short, “mixed taste” at its finest. Continuation of the successful co-operation with the Thüringer Bach Collegium (Vol. 1 receives outstanding reviews in the press) Bon Appétit!

Thüringer Bach Collegium
Gernot Süssmuth, solo violin, direction

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