The Bach Choir of Bethlehem is thrilled to return to St. John's Lutheran Church in Allentown on July 12th! We welcome our new Artistic Director and Conductor Christopher Jackson at our July Bach at Noon as he leads a guest soloist and members of The Bach Festival Orchestra during his first concert with us.
MIRYAM Baroque Ensemble joins Les Enfants d'Orphée for a celebration of Jewish baroque music in 17th century Europe, from the synagogues of Carpentras and Bordeaux to the cosmopolitan Portuguese Esnoga of Amsterdam, and from the Jewish Scuola of Mantua to the King’s Chapel in Paris. These communities united members of different Jewish traditions, including Sephardic, …
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MIRYAM Baroque Ensemble joins Les Enfants d'Orphée for a celebration of Jewish baroque music in 17th century Europe, from the synagogues of Carpentras and Bordeaux to the cosmopolitan Portuguese Esnoga of Amsterdam, and from the Jewish Scuola of Mantua to the King’s Chapel in Paris. These communities united members of different Jewish traditions, including Sephardic, …
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MIRYAM Baroque Ensemble joins Les Enfants d'Orphée for a celebration of Jewish baroque music in 17th century Europe, from the synagogues of Carpentras and Bordeaux to the cosmopolitan Portuguese Esnoga of Amsterdam, and from the Jewish Scuola of Mantua to the King’s Chapel in Paris. These communities united members of different Jewish traditions, including Sephardic, …
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The Mostly Baroque Chamber Orchestra, led by concertmaster and conductor David O. Hartman will perform diverse concerti grossi and solo concerti in hybrid baroque style. Featured artists include Konstantin Litvinenko, cello performing the Georg Monn Cello Concerto in G minor, Peggy Hartman performing the Oboe D'Amore Concerto in A by Telemann and Greg Lane performing …
Motomi and Lisa will play Baroque duets for bass viol by Marin Marais, Francois Couperin, and Johannes Schenck. An outdoor concert at the amazing Opus 40 sculpture park near Woodstock, NY. Gates open @ 2pm Music starts @ 3pm ================= Motomi Igarashi, a native of Japan, studied in the US and in France. Since then, …
"The lonesome touch" is a common moniker for the East Clare Irish music tradition, which is considered the oldest surviving regional folk music style in Ireland. Characterized by slower tempi, prevalence of minor keys and modes, and sparse ornamentation, this music has been passed down aurally for hundreds of years. This program for solo violin …
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"The lonesome touch" is a common moniker for the East Clare Irish music tradition, which is considered the oldest surviving regional folk music style in Ireland. Characterized by slower tempi, prevalence of minor keys and modes, and sparse ornamentation, this music has been passed down aurally for hundreds of years. This program for solo violin …
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"The lonesome touch" is a common moniker for the East Clare Irish music tradition, which is considered the oldest surviving regional folk music style in Ireland. Characterized by slower tempi, prevalence of minor keys and modes, and sparse ornamentation, this music has been passed down aurally for hundreds of years. This program for solo violin …
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Tiny Bach Concerts Episode 16: J.C.F. Bach, Cello Sonata in A Major, BR B1 WfX:3 This episode of Tiny Bach Concerts features Brian Hodges' performance of Johann Christoph Friedrich Bach’s Sonata in A Major for violoncello piccolo and basso continuo, assisted by Kevin McTeague, lecture by Rebekah Franklin. Transcript, Text, and Translation: http://americanbachsociety.org/videos …
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