"Bachs Italien" - Baroque Concert with the Academy for Early Music Berlin - Sarah Hayashi, Soprano | Gergely Bodoky, Traverso Flute

Description

Johann Sebastian Bach's ability to compose in a 'Italian taste' is demonstrated not only in the well-known concert that bears this nickname but also in many works of the Thomaskantor.
While Italy was the promised land for musicians in the 18th century, it is remarkable that Bach himself never set foot in Italy. Instead, he familiarized himself with the latest musical developments primarily through studying exemplary works. "Bachs Italien" traces these paths and paints a panorama of Italy's sound world, from which Bach drew inspiration in many ways.
Participants
Sarah Hayashi, Soprano
Gergely Bodoky, Traverso Flute
Academy for Early Music Berlin
Georg Kallweit, Concertmaster
Program
Johann Sebastian Bach
Concerto "nach italienischem Gusto" BWV 971 (arranged for strings)
Francesco Bartolomeo Conti
Cantata "Languet anima mea"
Antonio Vivaldi
Concerto for Flute, Strings, and Basso Continuo in A minor RV 440
Giovanni Battista Pergolesi
Recitative "Nel chiuso centro" and Aria "Euridice, e dove sei?" from Cantata "Orfeo" P. 115
Francesco Bartolomeo Conti
Symphony in A major
Johann Sebastian Bach
Cantata "Non sa che sia dolore" BWV 209
Subject to change.

Highlights

• Baroque concert with the Academy for Early Music Berlin
• Featuring Sarah Hayashi (Soprano) and Gergely Bodoky (Traverso Flute)
• Works by Bach, Vivaldi, and Conti

General Information

The concert "Bachs Italien" presents the connection between Johann Sebastian Bach's music and Italian influences. The Academy for Early Music Berlin interprets works by Bach, Vivaldi, and other composers who inspired Bach.

Location

Große Hamburger Strasse 29-30, 10115 Berlin, Germany

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