Karl Richter · 1958 Spin it Again - Karl Richter's 1958 recording of the St. Matthew Passion remains the blueprint for how to balance grandeur and transparency in Baroque choral music.

Glenn Gould · 1981 Spin it Again - He hummed through the entire thing, and the microphones caught every breath.

Nathan Milstein · 1975 Spin it Again - A 71-year-old violin genius, alone in a church, playing Bach with a bow arm that sounds like it was forged in another century.

Johann Sebastian Bach · 1983 Spin it Again - A 24-year-old cellist with a 250-year-old instrument and a score that had been nearly lost. What happened next changed classical music for a generation.

Alina Ibragimova · 2019 Spin it Again - She plays these twelve miniatures like they were written for her violin alone.

Isabelle Faust · 2010 Spin it Again - Finally, a recording of Bach's violin sonatas that sounds like the period, not the period drama.

Rachel Podger · 1999 Spin it Again - Jared Sacks put a pair of Schoeps in a London church and captured Podger's violin the way it sounds in your chest, not in your ears.

Alina Ibragimova · 2018 Spin it Again - She plays the Ciaccona like she's discovering it for the first time, at two in the morning, alone in a church.

Johann Christian Bach · 1770 Spin it Again - Johann Christian Bach, the forgotten London Bach, writing keyboard concertos in 1770 that Mozart basically studied like homework and then never once credited.