J.S. Bach’s Six Cello Suites are considered among the most profound music ever written, often referred to as the “bible of instrumental music” or "music wherein a man has created a 'dance of God'".
Following the prelude, each movement of Bach’s suites represent the most popular court dances of the early 18th century.
Franz Schubert was one of the most prolific composers in the history. In spite of his very short life (he died at age of 31) he wrote several operas, piano and chamber music, 8 symphonies and over 600 art songs.
Franz Schubert is considered “the father” of the form of art song, where high-quality poetry is set to original music. His Ave Maria is one of the most frequently performed and recognizable songs all over the world.