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Echoes of Late Baroque dancing between eras
Unknown masterpieces by Germany's proud composers
2024/05/25(Sa.) 15:00 Starting
German composers active during the transition from Baroque to Classical music established their own styles in the intervening period and left behind numerous original and colorful works. This performance will focus on the trio sonatas for two flutes and bass, and will feature works by J.S. Bach's son, Friedemann Bach, the Bayreuth court musician Anna Bonn, the Berlin court musician Schaffrath, the Lied trio sonatas, and the innovative Gallant and multisensorial styles of The works of Emanuel Bach, who played a revolutionary role in the Gallant and multisensory styles, will be featured.
These works have been forgotten over time and are rarely performed today, but their compositional methods are highly innovative, and their expressive melodies move us. The Trio Sonata, which Shirai found by chance while researching Kleinknecht's works and which does not appear in the catalog, is one of the must-hear pieces in this performance!
Performer
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Miho Shirai
flauto traverso
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Michiyo Arai
flauto traverso
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Kaori Koike
viola da gamba
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Kanoko Miyazaki
cembalo
Admission and ticket purchase
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Admission fee
Advance tickets: 3500 yen / Door: 4000 yen / Student tickets: 2500 yen (Student tickets are available only at the concert office)
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Concert Office: officebaroqueflutes@gmail.com
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