Édouard Ferlet

Édouard Ferlet published in 2012 a marvelous album called Think Bach, in wich he doesn't play Bach but play with Bach. His compositions are inspired by the Master's work, and modified in many ways

A la suite de Jean (Video)
In his remarquable album Think Bach, Édouard Ferlet plays with Bach's music, adding bits to it, playing it backwards… This tune is based on the famous Prelude of the Cello Suite N°1 BWV 1007, and it mirrors the original music: high pitch becomes low pitch, ascending becomes descending…
The new theme written by Ferlet is really beautiful, and it's followed by a free-improvisation. You can hear another version in this video.

Réplique
Inspired by Bach's preludio in C#M (here I've written in Db, which is much easier to read), from the Well-Tempered Klavier Book I, but instead of 3/8, it's in 5/8. Good luck ;)
You should check Brad Mehldau's version of the same prelude, Rondo, also on 5/4 !

Infinité, a Airelle Besson composition, from Aïrés (2017)
(Almost) complete transcription
Piano reduction
Leadsheet version