The sixth album on Deutsche Grammophon of pianist brothers Lucas & Arthur Jussen is dedicated to Johann Sebastian Bach. "We’re very proud to present our 6th and newest album! Bach has always been an inspiration for us, but in the past couple of years we have often felt that it was still too soon and too early to record his works. Now we feel that the time is finally right."

The seventh album by Lucas and Arthur Jussen at Deutsche Grammophon presents music for two pianos by Rachmaninov, Stravinsky, Shostakovich and Arensky. 'It's like driving a few BMWs', remarked conductor Michael Schønwandt after conducting Dutch brothers Lucas (26) and Arthur Jussen (22). Despite their young age, they have been part of the international concert world for years and are praised by both the press and the public. Not only did their albums have received platinum and gold status, they won several Edison Klassiesek Audience Awards, among others. With the album, the long-planned project to record an album with a beautiful, powerful and technically demanding Russian repertoire is now coming true.

The piano brothers Lucas (27) and Arthur (24) Jussen will release their seventh album on March 19. The record is called The Russian Album and its first piece, Rachmaninov's Romance from the Suite No. 2 for two pianos.