Mai Nagareo Recital Series "Profilo" (2 performances)

Due to Mai Nagareo's health condition, this performance has been postponed. We sincerely apologize to all those who have been looking forward to this event.
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◆January 21, 2023 (Saturday)
Two performances (same program)
(1) 12:00 (doors open at 11:30) (2) 15:00 (doors open at 14:30)


Johann Sebastian Bach lost his parents one after another by the age of 10 and became an orphan. Even in those days when death was so close at hand, how painful this loss must have been for a child so young.

Johann Sebastian Bach was taken in by his eldest brother, Johann Christoph, who was the organist in Orndorf, and taught him music. He spent several months in the moonlight copying from his brother's collection of sheet music. Bach's life was then spent in Lüneburg, Arnstadt, Mühlhausen, and Weimar (......), all the while relying on his musical skills.

Bach's keyboard works, such as the "Mean Clavier," "Inventions and Sinfonias," and "French Suite," are often performed on the piano these days. However, all of these works were written in his 30s or later, when he was in his prime. What kind of works did Bach write when he was young? What kind of people and works did he encounter?

This time, we will present Bach's works up to the age of 30, focusing on the "Mela Codex" and the "Andreas Bach Book," which are said to have been compiled by his elder brother Johann Christoph.



✜ ✜ ✜ What is the "Profilo" recital series?　Profilo" is a series of recitals by the following musicians.
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These works were born hundreds of years ago and have been loved across time and countries. This series looks at countries, eras, composers, and "profiles" of music through music played on the harpsichord.