Dunedin Consort's formidable reputation for performing Bach was set to scale new heights with this highly anticipated recording. It did not disappoint! This recording was named 'Album of the Week' in The Daily Mail and on Classic FM and Netherlands Radio 4 and topped the UK Specialist Classical Chart upon its release.

Opening the program is the colourful and joyful concerto for violin and oboe (Alfredo Bernardini, oboe) with its supremely lyrical central movement. Two of Bach's solo violin concertos, each overflowing with inventive detail, and the Sinfonia with solo oboe that opens Cantata 21, follow.

The program culminates in one of Bach's greatest masterpieces: the Double Concerto for two violins (Huw Daniel, violin), with its famous and sublime slow movement. Although Bach was most famous as an organist and keyboard player, he was also a fine violinist; his idiomatic writing and characteristic flair is evident in the many dazzling moments he creates.