Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 Classic Tee
Bach never called them the Brandenburg Concertos. That name came in 1873, from his biographer Philipp Spitta. Bach sent the set to the Margrave of Brandenburg-Schwedt in 1721, and when the margrave died in 1734 the score went in his estate sale for 24 groschen. The third concerto is the one for nine strings, where nobody sits out.
True-to-size unisex fit with a modern retail cut - not too slim, not too loose
Perfect mid-length sleeves and classic hip-length hem with a flattering drape through body
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