Concerti For Two Harpsichords In C-Major (BWV 1061) And C-Minor (BWV 1060) / Concerto In F

Released in 1967 by the Hungarian label Qualiton, this recording features the harpsichordist János Sebestyén performing works by Johann Sebastian Bach and his eldest son, Wilhelm Friedemann Bach. The album serves as a document of the mid-20th-century revival of period-instrument performance, emerging from an era where Eastern European labels were increasingly documenting classical repertoires for international distribution. By pairing the elder Bach's technical brilliance with his son's distinct compositional style, the record offers a scholarly look at the evolution of keyboard concertos within the Bach family lineage.

The design of the record, released under catalog number LPX 1221, reflects the aesthetic conventions of 1960s classical music packaging, focusing on clarity and academic presentation. It captures a time when performers like Sebestyén were instrumental in reintroducing harpsichord literature to a broader audience that had long favored piano interpretations. The recording is regarded by collectors of mid-century classical pressings for its documentation of the Hungarian musical tradition during a period when Qualiton was instrumental in preserving high-fidelity performances of Baroque masterworks.