Directors Daniel Lee and Jeffrey Grossman are joined by a special guest to explore Bach’s violin and harpsichord sonatas in physical movement.

Dance was a central part of culture in the baroque, from the courts to the home. While most of the music the Sebastians perform was not intended for actual baroque dancing, there’s no doubt that composers had the rhythms and forms of dance in their heads. Last year, Christopher Caines Dance created three contemporary classical ballets to explore how physical movement can change the way we perceive this music, and this year, we will be joined by a very special artist, a dancer from the world of hip hop who will be inspired by our music.