Catalogue # 4778628

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TRACK LISTING

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CD1
\nBach, J.S.: Trio Sonatas Nos.1 - 6, BWV 525 – 530
\nCD2
\nBach, J.S.: Preludes & Fugues, BWV 531, 533 - 536, 539 541;\nFantasia; Fugue, BWV 537; Toccata & Fugue, BWV 538\n\“Dorian\”
\nCD3
\nBach, J.S.: Toccata & Fugue, BWV 540; Fantasia & Fugue, BWV\n542; Preludes & Fugues, BWV 543 - 546; Pedal-Exercitium, BWV\n598
\nCD4
\nBach, J.S.: Preludes & Fugues, BWV 547 - 551; Fantasias, BWV\n562 & 563; Toccata, Adagio & Fugue, BWV 564
\nCD5
\nBach, J.S.: Toccata & Fugue, BWV 565 & 566; Prelude &\nFugue, BWV 532; Pastorale, BWV 590; Preludes, BWV 568 & 569;\nFantasias, BWV 570 & 572
\nCD6
\nBach, J.S.: Fugues, BWV 574, 575, 577 - 579; Passacaglia &\nFugue, BWV 582; Trios, BWV 583 & 586; Aria, BWV 587; Canzona,\nBWV 588; Allabreve, BWV 589
\nCD7
\nBach, J.S.: Organ Concertos, BWV 592 – 596
\nCD8
\nBach, J.S.: Orgelbüchlein BWV 599 – 644
\nCD9
\nBach, J.S.: Six Chorales of Diverse Kinds (\“Schübler\” Chorales);\nEighteen Chorales of Diverse Kinds (\“Leipzig\” Chorales)
\nCD10
\nBach, J.S.: Eighteen Chorales of Diverse Kinds (cont.); Part III of\nthe \“Clavier-Übung\”; Prelude, BWV 552/1; Chorale Settings
\nCD11
\nBach, J.S.: Part III of the \“Clavier-Übung\”, Chorale Settings\n(cont.); Four Duets BWV 802 - 805; Fugue BWV 552/2
\nCD12
\nBach, J.S.: \“Kirnberger\” Chorales, BWV 690 - 713; Chorale Settings\nBWV 714 - 718, 720
\nCD13
\nBach, J.S.: Chorale Settings, BWV 721-724, 726-739, 741, 753, 764,\nAnh. II / 55; O Lamm Gottes, unschuldig (without BWV number)
\nCD14
\nBach, J.S.: Chorale Partitas, BWV 766-768, 770; Canonic Variations,\nBWV 769

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BACH / PRESTON: “Consistently alive and distinguished, and the\nchoice of organs ear-ticklingly perceptive” –The Penguin Guide to\nCompact Discs

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Simon Preston’s brilliant traversal of Bach’s organ works on a\nspecially priced 14-CD set with a new booklet essay by Dorothea\nSchröder.

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“A hard act to beat” was Gramophone’s verdict on this\nmagnificent, specially priced 14-CD set.

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Simon Preston brings to this challenging project an impeccable\ntechnique, a vivacious playing style, and an enthusiasm for this\ntimeless music that leaves the listener in awe of Bach’s\ngenius.

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