Bach's Concerto for Violin and Oboe Tickets

Welcome to the official page for Bach's Concerto for Violin and Oboe, BWV 1060R — a scholarly reconstruction of an original oboe+violin concerto believed to originate from Bach’s Köthen period. The surviving form, BWV 1060, is a double-horseshoe harpsichord concerto; 1060R retools the material for violin and oboe with string accompaniment. Here you’ll find a concise history, notable discography highlights, and upcoming 2025 performances by leading early-music ensembles and orchestras. Secure your seats through trusted outlets and enjoy performances that bring Baroque fidelity to life.

Note: Performances and ensembles related to this work are commonly presented by established Bach societies and period-instrument groups, with social media and official sites serving as key sources for updates. We’ll link official pages and social channels where applicable to help you follow the latest developments.

Whether you’re exploring the reconstruction by scholars such as Seiffert or exploring modern realizations with violin and oboe, this page aims to connect you with authentic performances and reliable sources. For venues and tickets, we provide practical details and direct access to official artist and ensemble pages. If you’re new to Bach’s chamber repertoire, this is a compelling entry point that highlights the drama of a reconstructed concerto with intimate, responsive violins and oboes against a shimmering string backdrop.