That's a really good idea, Peter.
For sheer beauty of sound I've liked the Glenn Gould recordings of the Bach violin sonatas, played with Jaime Laredo, issued by SONY.
hmmm,, let's see about finding some YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpGqFlMiyo8&list=PLfdMKJMGPPtwOc3oIBwxvzUI-z0Sla-oJ
Your results will differ with the quality of your computer's speaker system, and since I own the CD's I can say that the sound of them is better than YouTube. I remember the evening when I first heard this on the radio. I was in the weekly chat room many years ago (I remember Don Mannino was there, too) and I talked with a lot of excitement about "ear candy."
I believe these were recorded in Toronto in Eaton Auditorium, and the Steinway D was Gould's favorite, before it was dropped, never to be the same again. That Ted Sambell had tuned for them at Stratford in its early days was also a bonus for me.
YouTube has added some damned advertising, which wasn't there the last time I listened.