The anthology In the Spirit of Bach opens with the Suite in G minor op. 43 by Ferdinand David – an epochal contribution to the Bach renaissance in the immediate vicinity of Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy and Robert Schumann. The other 5 works are all in first editions documenting aspects of Bach’s reception from late Romanticism, as reflected in Adolf Busch’s 1908 Sonata in D major, through Classical Modernism, up to the present. In their individual styles and formal design, they are an eloquent testimony to the unbroken fascination that Bach’s Sei Solo also exert on various composers in the 20th and 21st centuries. A high-caliber addition to the solo violin repertoire. CONTENT: 1. Ferdinand David Suite Op. 43 (13') 2. Adolf Busch Sonata in D major (16') 3. Emil Bohnke Chiacona (13') 4. Walter Lessing Sonata (15') 5. Veit Erdmann-Abele Toccata-Chaconne (6') 6. Anton Kuerti Sonata (18')