Johann Sebastian Bach's music had an indelible impact on the history of music. Admired by his contemporaries, it fell into oblivion before being rediscovered by the composers of Romanticism. Today, its imprint is profound, reaching into genres such as jazz. This digital cycle offers a broad overview of the influence Bach has had on composers of the last three centuries.

(I). The varied Goldbergs
Pieter-Jan Belder, harpsichord
Johann Sebastian Jazz, piano duo
Two Pianists
Dan Tepfer, piano
Garnati Ensemble
Barcelona Reed Quintet


(II). Bach recovered
Claudio Martínez Mehner, piano
Zebra Trio
Josep Colom and Miguel Ituarte, piano
Andreas Staier, fortepiano
Johann Sebastian Jazz, piano duo
Roberto Prosseda, piano-pédalier
Daniel Oyarzábal, organ
Jean Rondeau, harpsichord


(III). Modern Bach
Adolfo Gutiérrez Arenas, cello
Miguel Ituarte, harpsichord and piano
Erzhan Kulibaev, violin
Juan de la Rubia, organ
José Enrique Moreno Gistaín and Juan Fernando Moreno Gistaín, piano
Kor'sia
Alexander Kandelaki, piano


(IV). The first jazzman
Johann Sebastian Jazz, piano duo
Josep Colom and Baptiste Trotignon, piano
Miguel Ituarte, harpsichord
Moisés P. Sánchez Invention Trio
Pieter-Jan Belder, harpsichord
Uri Caine, piano


Live from the digital cycle "Bach's imprint".
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Fundación Juan March, Madrid

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