Brandenburg Concerti 1-6
No other composer in history has ever combined spontaneous genius with  didactic precision as Bach did. Everything he wrote became an instant "model"  for future generations. This is Bach's only unified set of concertos, but it  does absolutely everything that the form could do in the first half of the 18th  century. There are concertos for violins, flutes, recorders, trumpet,  harpsichord, horns, violas, and cellos--in every conceivable combination. Given  the rewarding parts for so many soloists, it's no wonder these works have always  attracted the best players. And that's just what you get in this outstanding  set-all--star performances recorded in beautiful sound.--David Hurwitz