The concertos for harpsichord and orchestra occupy a decisive and essential place in the oeuvre of Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach. Between 1733 and 1765, mainly during his time in Berlin, Bach wrote 38 concerts alone (compared to 10 in Hamburg) - an indication of how much he cared about this genus. Since he probably has to use them He was able to take all the liberties here to write his best compositions so the highest of his contemporaries. Incomprehensibly, they are still relative unknown. Of the 48 works, ten at most are available in modern editions or as sound samples available Let's help him out. Ludger Rémy, one of the best C.P.E. Bach connoisseurs and the most outstanding harpsichordists of our time now has for cpo the three concerts Wq. 30, 37 and 38 in place. At the same time we would like to introduce a new ensemble, the Rémv 1992, to you musicians, who have put their skills and commitment entirely into the service of the of the great Bach son: Les amis de Philippe This first joint recording is as follows breathtaking that they are already looking forward to sequels!