
J.S. Bach: Keyboard Works
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1/6Recording & Production
This album was recorded at the Sendesaal Bremen, a venue where pianist Konstanze Eickhorst also recorded her first Bach CD, the Goldberg Variations, in 1993.
Performer Biography
Konstanze Eickhorst, the pianist, was admitted to Karl-Heinz Kämmerling's piano class at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater in Hanover at the age of eleven.
Performer Biography
Konstanze Eickhorst is a member of the Linos Ensemble, which performs in various formations from a duo to a nonet.
Performer Biography
Konstanze Eickhorst became a professor at the University in Hanover at 28 and later continued her pedagogical work at the University of Music Lübeck.
Performer Biography
Konstanze Eickhorst won first prizes at the 'Clara Haskil' and 'Geza Anda' international competitions, and an award at the International Bach Competition Toronto.
Performer Biography
Konstanze Eickhorst and the Linos Ensemble received the ECHO Klassik Award in 2017 for their recording of Franz Schmidt's A major Piano Quintet.















