My review of Bach's Mass in B Minor from Frieder Bernius and the Stuttgart Baroque Orchestra is here, on MusicWeb International.
Not quite on a par with some of the fine period performances of the past, but it comes pretty close, with some superb playing and singing making for a highly recommendable modern version. ...
Wednesday, 28 February 2007
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