Well, hoping for more Bach epiphanies, I picked up Bach's Art of Fugue with the Concerto Italiano on Opus 111--a performance said to be for us 'dummies,' so to speak; I also picked up the Gramophone rave: Davitt Moroney playing the above on harpsichord--a performance said to be for those of us who have 'arrived.' Is it me, or is Art of Fugue a world apart from the lyricism and approachability of Musical Offering? Jordi Savall offers his own rendition of AofF with forces similar to Concerto Italiano. Savall did the impossible for me--he refreshed Handel's Water Music so completely that I found it impossible to turn off. (On Astree at mid-price!) Is his A of F worth looking into? John Smyth (Looking forward to hearing Rachel Podger in Bach's Sonatas for Violin and Harpsichord)