J. Bach / John Paul - Bach: The Well Tempered ClavierIn Bach's time, the lautenwreck, or lute harpsichord, was a very popular instrument. It has a much more mellow sound than a modern harpsichord and Bach himself was quite fond of the instrument. John Paul has made numerous recordings with the lautenwerk and hearing Bach's music played by Paul is exuberating

and an essential entry into the subgenre of ecologically-minded blockbusters

whom he met while still a student of composition

Baritone Konstantin Krimmel

and nominate the band as purveyors of a uniquely Australian sound and identity

One of UK soul's most fascinating artists

nor the pathetically worldly one of Sergiu Celibidache

who in his Divertimento pays full tribute to the contrast-rich nature of the genre

Do we really see what we are seeing

with addit

he now releases an entirely different project: a complete recording of Mahler's famous Lieder collection "Youth's Magic Horn"

at other times it can be a full orchestra

The magnificent Trio Sonata BWV 1038 completes the programme in the spirit of chamber music