WFBach concertos/Freiburg

This enthusiastically played and splendidly engineered disc contains the world-premiere recording of W.F. Bach’s Flute Concerto in D, recently (re-)discovered in the Ukraine by noted

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WFE Bach CPO C

J.S. Bach’s talent seems to flow in his grandson’s blood at least as strongly as in any of his sons. Wilhelm Friedrich Ernst Bach’s two

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OBOE OBSESSION

Whoever once quipped that the oboe was “an ill wind that nobody plays good,” probably never heard Allan Vogel. The virtuoso soloist scores points all

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