Bach in the Subways

An international movement to sow the seeds for future generations of classical music lovers by generating public interest and excitement for the art form.

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Claire Vega

Written by Isaac Kim

Music of Bakersfield

The mission of Music of Bakersfield is to bring young volunteers and senior citizens together through the joy of music. We believe in the healing power of the music and especially love to perform for Alzheimer’s and Memory Care patients.
Music of Bakersfield decided to bring Bach in Subways to Bakersfield Amtrak this year and extended invitation to whole community to participate in this event

Written by Isaac Kim

Solo violin Bach

Movements from BACH solo violin sonatas and partitas

Written by Kukkamari Gröndahl

#Bach333 Seattle

Dale Henderson kicks off #Bach333 in the city that set the record for most Bach in the Subways performances in 2017, and then broke it in 2018!

Appreciation to Amazon, Van Vorst Courtyard, the Seattle Philharmonic Orchestra Cello Choir, Karin McCullough, and the whole inimitable Bach in the Subways Seattle crew for making this performance possible.

Written by Dale Henderson

Nuria Cabezas – MusicBaysideOboe

J.S.Bach Partita in g minor BWV 1031
Nuria Cabezas Castaño. Zamora (Spain), 1986.
In 2012 Nuria won the position of Oboe Principal of the Kwazulu-Natal Philharmonic Orchestra in Durban, South Africa, where meanwhile she developed an Educational-Musical project with children and adolescents in the country.
His passion for teaching and knowledge has led her to develop an online educational platform called MusicBayside Oboe, a project that is beginning to take its first steps.

She has a Degree in Music, Postgraduate and University Master’s degrees. She speaks several languages ​​and has computer skills, photography and video editing knowledge and application of new technologies to Musical Education. Nuria studied in institutions such as the Reina Sofía International School of Music, the Royal Conservatory of Music of Madrid, the International University of Andalusia or the Ossiach Orchestral Academy, among others.
Her career as an interpreter has given her the opportunity to offer concerts in Europe, Asia, America and Africa.

Written by Nuria Cabezas

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