Johann Sebastian Bach, a boy orphaned when not even ten years old, has to come to terms with a world that doesn't understand his genius.

However beautiful this Flute Sonata in C – recorded here for All of Bach with Anna Besson and Beatrice Martin – may be, researchers are puzzled by it.

Menuet (Stölzel) and Trio in G minor, BWV 929 consists of a minuet by Gottfried Heinrich Stölzel, and a trio Bach added to this minuet.

Bach wrote the festive cantata Der Himmel lacht! Die Erde jubilieret – recorded here for All of Bach with René Jacobs – for Easter.

Written in the early 1700s; Tte Toccata and Fugue in D minor, BWV 565, is a composition for organ from the Baroque period. According to the oldest sources it was written by the German composer Johann Sebastian Bach. It is one of the most widely recognisab...

David Fray stands out as one of today’s most distinctive French pianists, widely acclaimed for his profound interpretations of Bach. The upcoming album "Baroque Encores" draws its core from L’Enfant oublié (2023), a theatrical project co-created with actr...

Bach’s Prelude No. 1 in C Major, BWV 846, flows with serene, cascading arpeggios—a gentle, meditative piece that opens The Well-Tempered Clavier with grace.

Could the Sarabande of this 'English' Suite no. 3 in G minor, performed by Pierre Hantaï for All of Bach, be funeral music; a tombeau for Bach’s first wife?

In a rare and luminous moment, Martha Argerich delivered a solo performance of Bach’s Partita No. 2 in C Minor—a piece she has long kept at arm’s length.

Here’s a compelling glimpse of Martha Argerich at the Steinway, live in Mannheim’s Rosengarten on December 9, 2023, playing the Gavotte from Bach's English Suite No. 3 in G minor, BWV 808.

Bach arranged various Vivaldi concertos for organ and harpsichord. The Concerto in A minor, performed by Siebe Henstra, Menno van Delft, Pieter-Jan Belder and Tineke Steenbrink for All of Bach, is largely based on Vivaldi's Concerto in B minor for four vi...

The concept of "popularity" in classical music can vary depending on different factors like region, era, and audience. However, some pieces have achieved widespread recognition and enduring popularity over the years.

A section of moonlight sonata, adding a few extra octaves on the longest grand piano.

A very wonderful and informal recording by Hyperion Knight of Bach's Jesu, Joy of Man's desiring.

When Lucy played at Leeds City station during series one of The Piano, the transport hub came to a halt in awe. Later that year, she was invited to play at a party to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III in Windsor. She travels to the capital ahea...