1. A1 Sinfonia To Cantata No. 29 3:20
2. A2 Air On A G String 2:27
3. A3 Two-Part Invention In F Major 0:40
4. A4 Two-Part Invention In B-flat Major 1:30
5. A5 Two-Part Invention In D Minor 0:55
6. A6 Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring 2:56
7. A7 Prelude And Fugue No. 7 In E-Flat Major 7:07
8. B1 Prelude And Fugue No. 2 In C Minor 2:43
9. B2 Chorale Prelude "Wachet Auf" 3:37
10. Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 In G Major

This release is from 1968-70 with gray labels and "⇦”360 SOUND” STEREO “360 SOUND”⇨" in white text. This version housed in a third state cover with "Bach" standing and a reference to Walter Carlos - "Walter Carlos Performing On The Moog Synthesizer" below title. The [second state cover](https://www.discogs.com/release/10936198-Walter-Carlos-Switched-On-Bach) is the same, but does not include reference to Walter Carlos. [First state cover](https://www.discogs.com/release/1308287-Walter-Carlos-Switched-On-Bach), often referred to as the "Constipated Bach" version, was short lived as these were quickly pulled and replaced with standing version. Some pressings came with numbered Columbia masterworks liner. (see image) Later (1970-90) reissue editions have darker olive/gray labels with gold "Columbia Masterworks" around border with black text. Covers with a UPC code printed are [r=3287602] Printed in U.S.A. Tracks A7, B1 (from Book 1 of "The Well-Tempered Clavier") The selections are in the public domain. This album was devised and produced by Trans-Electronic-Music Productions, Inc. Special thanks to Mary, Hilda and Florence. May come with a sticker on shrink-wrap with praise from various music press, as well as from [[artist:517160]]. The main runout string is stamped along with the Pitman "P" and the Customatrix "o," all other letter/number combos at the end of the runout string are etched.

Composed By

Johann Sebastian Bach

Liner Notes

Benjamin Folkman

Liner Notes

Rachel Elkind

Liner Notes

Robert Moog

Performer [Electronic Realizations And Performances By], Synthesizer [Moog]

Walter Carlos

Performer [With The Assistance Of]

Benjamin Folkman

Photography By [Cover Photo]

Horn/Griner