LEIPZIG 〓 Deutsche Grammophon will release a complete box set of J.S.Bach

2018/09/19
【最終更新日】2020/02/13

It was revealed that a major label “Deutsche Grammophon” will release a complete box set of Johann Sebastian Bach. It is a commemoration of Bach’s birthday 333, and it contains the whole work, as the complete collection of one composer, the greatest complete box set ever. 32 labels cooperated with Leipzig’s Bach archive team, completed over two years. 280 hours of music is recorded on 222 CDs and weighs 13.5 kg. Release is October 26th.

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