« Le concerto au sens moderne – oeuvre pour instrument soliste et ensemble instrumental – a vu le jour en Italie aux alentours de 1700. Et Johann Sebastian Bach pourrait avoir découvert les oeuvres de ce genre lors de concerts privés auxquels il prit part à la petite cour saxonnes de Weimar, où il fut employé de 1708 à 1717. (…) »
David Schulenberg Traduction DECCA 1998 Dennis Collins
© 1998 The Decca Record Company
Paru en 1998
2CDs Decca / LC0254
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