La Jolla Music Society
Beyond Bach
Prelude Lecture by Michael Gerdes · 2:00 PM · The JAI
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The Baroque period contains riches that inspired composers above any other. We begin with J.S Bach’s immortal concerto for two violins, and continue to explore some of the most captivating pieces of his era and beyond, with C.P.E. Bach’s (his son) Cello Concerto, Biber’s brilliant and irreverent Battalia, a commentary on the Thirty Year War that engulfed Europe at the time, and Grosso Mogul, Vivaldi’s fiery and dazzling concerto.
FALCONIERI
Chaconne in G Major
J.S. BACH
Concerto in D Minor for Two Violins and Strings, BWV 1043
C.P.E. BACH
Cello Concerto in A Major
BIBER
Battalia à 9
RODERICUS
Angelorum Psalat
RAVEL
Lent from Sonata for Violin and Cello, M. 73
C.P.E. BACH
Presto in C Minor, Wq. 114 No. 3, H. 230
VIVALDI
Violin Concerto in D Major, RV 208 “Grosso Mogul”
Artists on this program
Heejeon Ahn
violin
Heejeon Ahn
Doug Balliett
bass
Doug Balliett
Liza Ferschtman
violin
Liza Ferschtman
Francisco Fullana
violin
Francisco Fullana
Katherine Hatmaker
violin
Katherine Hatmaker
Tessa Lark
violin
Tessa Lark
Sung Jin Lee
viola
Sung Jin Lee
Paul Holmes Morton
theorbo
Paul Holmes Morton
Johannes Moser
cello
Johannes Moser
Richard O'Neill
viola
Richard O'Neill
Blake Pouliot
violin
Blake Pouliot
Masumi Per Rostad
viola
Masumi Per Rostad
