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Background: 'Altbachisches Archiv' collection consists of around 200 sheets of small-format music paper, yellowing and brittle, and covered with elaborate, ornate characters - the musical legacy of Bach's ancestors. Here now is a recording of the complete collection. That we know anything at all about the musical achievements of the older members of the Bach family is essentially due to the collecting zeal of Johann Sebastian himself, whose music library preserved around twenty sacred vocal works by his forbears. Since the late eighteenth century the generally accepted designation for this collection of family heirlooms has been the 'Altbachisches Archiv' and it was under this name that it was published in two slim 'monumental' volumes in the Bach Year of 1935. The originals, at that time in the library of the Berlin Sing-Akademie, went missing for more than fifty years after the end of the Second World War and were only recently located once more in the Ukraine State Archives in Kiev; since that time they have been returned to Berlin. |
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COMPOSER: Johann Michael Bach (other
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- Aug-2003 4 star BBC Music Mag. - Penguin Guide Rosette star 'the singing is of the highest calibre, as is the authentic instrumental contribution, and everything comes over freshly and spontaneously' |
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