Marie Torisei Bach Sonatas and Partitas for Solo Violin, Okayama, Japan

Doors open 13:30 Concert begins 14:00
Venue: Cafe & bar KOTYAE
(3-5-19 Omote-cho, Kita-ku, Okayama City, Okayama)
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At last, the 3rd concert of this series will be the summary of the series.
The third concert of this series will be the culmination of the series, and will feature the Fantasia by Mattis, Ruhmann, and Telemann, paired with J.S. Bach's Sonata and Partita No. 3 for solo violin and piano.

Mr. Torisei, you have described the Fantasia as a "story-telling" piece.
What is at the heart of it?
The hint seems to be in the improvisation and character of Fantasia.

The period instruments' vivid narrative is indispensable for an antique approach. It is as if the instruments are speaking to the audience through the player's hands. If you compare this to a rakugo storytelling, you will find that it makes sense.

Please come to KOTYAE in Omote-cho, Okayama City on February 9 to listen to an eloquent baroque violin "story-telling"!