Bach - Orchestral Suite no. 2 in B minor BWV 1067 - Sato | Netherlands Bach Society

From the pompous opening bars all the way through to the frivolous finale, Bach’s Orchestral Suite no. 2 in B minor, performed by the Netherlands Bach Society for All of Bach, is a mouth-watering piece of music. And that applies literally to the flautist, who has to keep proving his worth with no respite whatsoever.

Netherlands Bach Society,
Shunske Sato, violin and direction
Marten Root, traverso

0:00 Ouverture
6:46 Rondeau
8:55 Sarabande
11:46 Bourrée I & II
13:44 Polonaise
17:14 Menuet
18:35 Badinerie (Battinerie)

[bach]

0:07 Ouverture
6:46 Rondeau
8:55 Sarabande
11:46 Bourrée I & II
13:44 Polonaise
17:14 Menuet
18:35 Badinerie (Battinerie)

[beethovn]

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[Klausvans]

The more I'm watching the videos from this incredible project of the Netherlands Bach Society the more I think that it is one of the most ambitious ever seen on the internet. I thank you with all my heart for delighting us with such brilliant performances and such sublime music by our beloved BACH !

[hemiolaguy]

Whenever I feel pessimistic about the problems of humanity, like the destruction of the planet, endless wars, or creeping fascism, I listen to Bach and his music gives me hope. Vielen Dank, Herr Bach!

[operaman]

Hella impressed with Marten Root. To be playing this music for 20 minutes with no break is quite the feat.

[陳威呈-oz]

Sato is certainly one of the best Baroque violinist. There is no doubt about his passion toward Baroque music. He is only a few player whose violin playing is the extension of his body. Bravo

[shin-i-chikozima]

The comfort of this music they play with wonderful techniques is far superior splendor

[christopherwilmot]

This selection is a sublime example of the pinnacle of Western musical arts. Unparalleled.

[mikeystevenson]

Thank you all at Netherlands Bach Society for sharing these recordings with the public. I think Bach would approve, and be delighted to hear the dedicated perfection every artist brings to these recordings. Thank you!!!

[netuno]

Thank you all very much. Your project is as good and fundamental as a glass of water for anybody thirsty. And I am (we are) always thirsty for good music.

[heleenhulscher]

every night before I turn off the light, I listen and watch the NBS ! Zo fantastisch ♡

[ritahorvath]

Over fourty years ago my mom made me a tape. She read "the little mermaid" by Hans Christian Andersen and used this music. It was the birthday gift for my sixths birthday. One of the best things my mom ever did for me.

[kennethball]

The Netherlands Bach Society's interpretation of Bach's work is second to none. Superlative performances. THANK YOU!

[violinshoko]

We are rehearsing this piece for our coming concert in Sherborne (UK), and our conductor is highly recommending us to watch this wonderful performance. It is full of inspiration. Thank you so much for sharing.

[こうづひろあき-uc]

When I listen to the performance, the important thing is "Musik als Klangrede" or "Der musikalische Dialog".
In this respect, Sato and his orchestra are perfect.
Bravo!

[princeandrey]

Playing Bach with feeling? In AD 2000+? Outrageous! And very, very beautiful! And the flautist, magnifique!

[roumex]

An exquisite performance of this great masterpiece of J.S. Bach both in technique and spirit! Bravissimi !

[jaimebaezpenuela]

Fabulosa interpretación. Cada obra de Bach eleva el espíritu hasta el infinito. ¡Gracias, maestro, y, como siempre dijiste, "la Gloria es sólo para Dios"!

[JaxonBurn]

The whole thing is astounding, but that menuet is by miles the best version I’ve ever heard. Such a lovely ebb and flow to the pulse.

[shin-i-chikozima]

My love for Bach‘s is higher than the mountain and deeper than the sea.

The solemn comfort of their spectacular performances is amazing by an order of magnitude more awesome

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A corner of Tokyo of Japan