Berliner Barock Solisten

Dropping In, And Chilling Out With Handel’s Op. 3

David Vernier

It’s the way these things often happen: it had been a while since I last heard a recording of Handel’s Op. 3, and this one

Unlimited Shelf Life For These Bach Concertos

David Vernier

Standard repertoire doesn’t get any more “standard” than Bach’s concertos for violin in A minor and E major–and every violinist from minor to major has

Baroque Music’s “B-Sides” As Good As The “A’s”

David Vernier

The music of Bach and Handel is so prevalent and

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J.S. Bach: Cantatas 56, 82, & 158/Quasthoff

John Greene

It was with his numerous contributions to Helmuth Rilling’s complete Bach cycle for Hänssler that bass-baritone Thomas Quasthoff and his rich, sonorous voice first made

Telemann: Flute concertos/Pahud

David Hurwitz

Emmanuel Pahud and his colleagues in the Berliner Barock Solisten turn in immaculate and stylish performances of these elegant concertos. They sound particularly impressive in