Neil McCauley
23-04-2017, 14:36
This week on the Gramophone website we are focusing on how leading Bach interpreters approach recording Bach's works for today's audiences. Sir John Eliot Gardiner's remarkable new recording of Bach's St Matthew Passion is Gramophone's Recording of the Month in the latest (April) issue, so we thought that this would be a good opportunity to reflect on how Bach's music is performed and recorded today. We've gathered together some revealing interviews with some of the leading Bach interpreters of our time – including .....
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