Few violinists can move between a modern instrument and a period one with such ease-not to mention with such an idiomatic approach to so many styles of music-as Isabelle Faust. Following her award-winning set of the Mozart violin concertos, the German is joined by the ever-stylish keyboard player Kristian Bezuidenhout for Bach's sonatas for violin and harpsichord. Both instruments sound magnificent, and these two great players bring breathtaking invention and imagination to the six sonatas. The humanity and warmth of Bach's music is extraordinary, especially when played with the passion and flair encountered here. Album Tracks 1. I. Adagio 2. II. Allegro 3. III. Andante 4. IV. Allegro 5. I. (Largo) 6. II. Allegro 7. III. Andante Un Poco 8. IV. Presto 9. I. Adagio 10. II. Allegro 11. III. Adagio Ma Non Tanto 12. IV. Allegro 13. I. Largo 14. II. Allegro 15. III. Adagio 16. IV. Allegro 17. I. (Largo) 18. II. Allegro 19. III. Adagio 20. IV. Vivace 21. I. Allegro 22. II. Largo 23. III. Allegro 24. IV. Adagio 25. V. Allegro