Review by Sasa Petrovic

The album Orgelkonzerte G dur Und Es dur by CPh E Bach, Jean Guillou, Brandenburgisches Orchester Berlin, and René Klopfenstein is a magnificent addition to any classical music collection. The album features two Baroque organ concertos, one in G major and the other in E-flat major, both of which are beautifully executed by the Brandenburgisches Orchester Berlin under the direction of René Klopfenstein.

The soloist for these concertos is the renowned organist Jean Guillou, whose virtuosic playing is both technically impressive and emotionally moving. Guillou's interpretations of these works are nuanced and sensitive, bringing out the intricate details of the music while also conveying the emotional depth and complexity of the compositions.

The sound quality of the recording is superb, capturing the full richness and resonance of the organ and the orchestra. The album also includes informative liner notes that provide historical context and background information on the pieces and the performers.

Summary by Sasa Petrovic

Orgelkonzerte G dur Und Es dur is a must-have album for fans of classical music, particularly those who appreciate the beauty and complexity of Baroque organ music. The combination of the brilliant soloist, the talented orchestra, and the exceptional recording quality make this album a true gem.