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Bach Collegium Japan
Masaaki Suzuki II
| Dates | Time | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 3 March 12 | 7:30 p.m. - 9:45 p.m. | £11.00 - £27.00 |
Handel Concerto Grosso in G minor Op.6 No.6
JS Bach Brandenburg Concerto No.2 in F BWV 1047
Vivaldi Bassoon Concerto RV501 B-flat major 'La Notte'
JS Bach Cantata BWV 199 'Mein Herze schwimmt im Blut'
Guy Ferber, trumpet
Andreas Böhlen, recorder
Masamitsu San'nomiya, oboe
Ryo Terakado, violin
Yukiko Murakami, bassoon
Joanne Lunn, soprano
Bach Collegium Japan is arguably the finest period instrument ensemble performing in the world today. We are incredibly excited to welcome this virtuoso group to Perth Concert Hall for their only UK performance in 2011/2012.
The acoustics of Perth Concert Hall are perfect for baroque music and Suzuki has devised three wonderfully varied programmes ranging across the era. Soloists include soprano Joanne Lunn, who is internationally renowned for her
performances of Bach. There are also acclaimed soloists on violin, organ, bassoon, oboe, recorder, flute and harpsichord.
The second of the group's irresistible programmes opens with Handel's G Minor Concerto Grosso - one of his finest. It also includes Bach's sparkling Brandenburg Concerto No.2 and one of his haunting solo cantatas for soprano. The programme is rounded off by one of Vivaldi's 48 (!) bassoon concerti.
***** New Zealand Herald
**** "Suzuki conducted it with the passion of discovery and the results were breathtaking" The Guardian
"over all an involving, insightful and honest performance" New York Times
"particularly moving. With his small, period ensemble, the sound created was immense." Los Angeles Times
"raised the bar on Bach performance... lyrical and wonderfully inventive" Washington Post
"The performances are splendid. Recommended with all possible enthusiasm." Gramophone Magazine
£27, £21.50, £16.50, £11; concessions £24.50, £19.50, £14, £9; kids go free
weekend package: £65; concessions £60 (top price seats for all three concerts, Fri + Sat evening and Sunday afternoon)
(includes booking fee)
kids go free (2 under 16s with a paying adult)
NB: Kids Go Free offer is not available online, please contact the Box Office to book. We cannot refund these at a later date.
JS Bach Brandenburg Concerto No.2 in F BWV 1047
Vivaldi Bassoon Concerto RV501 B-flat major 'La Notte'
JS Bach Cantata BWV 199 'Mein Herze schwimmt im Blut'
Guy Ferber, trumpet
Andreas Böhlen, recorder
Masamitsu San'nomiya, oboe
Ryo Terakado, violin
Yukiko Murakami, bassoon
Joanne Lunn, soprano
Bach Collegium Japan is arguably the finest period instrument ensemble performing in the world today. We are incredibly excited to welcome this virtuoso group to Perth Concert Hall for their only UK performance in 2011/2012.
The acoustics of Perth Concert Hall are perfect for baroque music and Suzuki has devised three wonderfully varied programmes ranging across the era. Soloists include soprano Joanne Lunn, who is internationally renowned for her
performances of Bach. There are also acclaimed soloists on violin, organ, bassoon, oboe, recorder, flute and harpsichord.
The second of the group's irresistible programmes opens with Handel's G Minor Concerto Grosso - one of his finest. It also includes Bach's sparkling Brandenburg Concerto No.2 and one of his haunting solo cantatas for soprano. The programme is rounded off by one of Vivaldi's 48 (!) bassoon concerti.
***** New Zealand Herald
**** "Suzuki conducted it with the passion of discovery and the results were breathtaking" The Guardian
"over all an involving, insightful and honest performance" New York Times
"particularly moving. With his small, period ensemble, the sound created was immense." Los Angeles Times
"raised the bar on Bach performance... lyrical and wonderfully inventive" Washington Post
"The performances are splendid. Recommended with all possible enthusiasm." Gramophone Magazine
£27, £21.50, £16.50, £11; concessions £24.50, £19.50, £14, £9; kids go free
weekend package: £65; concessions £60 (top price seats for all three concerts, Fri + Sat evening and Sunday afternoon)
(includes booking fee)
kids go free (2 under 16s with a paying adult)
NB: Kids Go Free offer is not available online, please contact the Box Office to book. We cannot refund these at a later date.
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