Inventive, exhilarating and daring transcriptions of four of Bach's harpsichord concertos for four different instruments. The one-to-a-part line-up emphasises the virtuosity of the soloists and the clarity of the lines in this fresh and immersive way to re-discover some of most listened-to masterpieces by Bach.

For a long time, the fact that three of J.S. Bach's harpsichord concertos are arrangements of earlier violin concertos led scholars to suspect that the remaining concertos were also adaptations of lost works for strings or winds, prompting several musicologists to attempt reconstructions. However, recent research has shown that they are more likely arrangements of earlier keyboard works. But what would Bach have done if he had to perform one of these pieces again and wished to showcase a different solo instrument? Ensemble Odyssee explores this question with three brand-new arrangements, presented alongside Bach's own arrangement of his Fourth 'Brandenburg' Concerto, each piece showcasing the virtuosity of the ensemble's four core members.

Ensemble Odyssee:
- Eva Saladin (violin)
- Andrea Friggi (harpsichord)
- Georg Fritz (oboe)
- Anna Stegmann (recorder)