Partita Americana

[Franc Homier Lieu]

I have been enjoying the new Sam 'n Ash CD immensely so I searched Ashely Broder on Apple music and found this delightful album, Partita Americana, that came out in 2019. This YouTube video should have way more views! Incredible stuff from this trio.

[Franc Homier Lieu]

Mea culpa and also felix cupla! Ashley Broder is now Ashley Hoyer, but if I had searched Ashely Hoyer I would not have found this on Apple.

[Marcus CA]

That's a really interesting album. It's similar to the Wake the Dead albums in that you're flipping between two musical styles --- baroque classical and American fiddle tunes, rather than Grateful Dead and Irish fiddle tunes --- relatively seamlessly.

In between that album and Hoyer's new one is this one, which I enjoy the most of the three. Instead of guitar, the third instrument is cello.
https://longstoryshort1.bandcamp.com...ng-story-short

[Franc Homier Lieu]

Even before I got to the first transition from Bach to a fiddle tune, I was struck by the arrangement of the Prelude from Partita no. 3 for an ensemble. I love many different versions of the Sonatas and Partitas--on violin, mandolin, guitar--but also I love the bold choice of using all three and filling out the chords, adding harmonies, etc. I did a quick google search but could not find other examples of Bach's solo violin works arranged for multiple instruments. Anyone know of any others?

[Joe Bartl]

This may not be exactly what you are looking for ... but it meets your criteria: