Listen to Bach Collegium Japan's Program
7:30 PM on Thursday, December 6, 2018
At the C. Stephen Metzler Hall at the Folly Theater
Beyond Bach: works by Bach, Vivaldi, Conti, Marcello, Telemann, and Handel
Masaaki Suzuki, founder and artistic director of Bach Collegium Japan, is exploring new territory in this glittering program of Baroque masterworks. Since completing a massive, 18-year recording projects which included all of Bach’s church cantatas and solo harpsicord works, Suzuki plans to explore the world of sacred music outside of Bach. Suzuki and Bach Collegium Japan begin this new journey this year with this program that reaches Beyond Bach.
At the C. Stephen Metzler Hall at the Folly Theater
Beyond Bach: works by Bach, Vivaldi, Conti, Marcello, Telemann, and Handel
Masaaki Suzuki, founder and artistic director of Bach Collegium Japan, is exploring new territory in this glittering program of Baroque masterworks. Since completing a massive, 18-year recording projects which included all of Bach’s church cantatas and solo harpsicord works, Suzuki plans to explore the world of sacred music outside of Bach. Suzuki and Bach Collegium Japan begin this new journey this year with this program that reaches Beyond Bach.
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Bach, Orchestral Suite No. 2 in B Minor, BWV 1067
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Live Performance
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Recording + Score
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Vivaldi, Concerto in D Minor for Strings, Two Violins, Cello and Continuo from L’estro armonico, Op. 3, No. 11
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Live Performance
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Recording + Score
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Francesco Conti, Languet anima mea
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Marcello, Oboe Concerto in D Minor
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Live Performance
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Recording + Score
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Telemann, Nouveaux Quatuors (Paris 1738), No. 2 in D Major
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Live Performance
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Handel, Silete venti, HWV 242
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Recording
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Recording + Score
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