Two long-lost organ pieces by J.S. Bach have been performed publicly in Germany for the first time in more than three ...

Two works newly attributed to J.S. Bach got their first performance in centuries this week.

HAYDN: Symphonies Nos. 93-98. George Szell conducting The Cleveland Orchestra. Sony Classical 8869748904-2: two CDs. Certain recordings deserve to remain in the catalogue indefinitely, and these ...

After discovering the two pieces in the 1990s, researchers have finally concluded that they were created by the famous German ...

Christopher Jacobson, Duke University Chapel organist, will perform the entire 257 organ works of J. S. Bach semi-continuously over the course of 22 hours. This two-day marathon event is open to ...

A pair of organ works that scholars believe were written by a teenage Johann Sebastian Bach were premiered in Leipzig this ...

Founded in 1920 by A H Fox Strangways, Music and Letters is long established as the leading British journal of musical scholarship. Its coverage embraces all fields of musical enquiry, from the ...

Much of the composer’s music will remain forever out of reach, but this week the Bach Archive announced the new attribution of two compositions to its namesake.

J.S. Bach's birthday is March 21. Today, Bach is easily one of the top three most revered composers (along with Beethoven and Mozart), but that wasn’t always the case. Eighty years after Bach died, ...

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