We will do a series of performances, starting on the Red Line in Davis Square, continuing south on the Orange Line towards Back Bay, followed by State Street and finally west towards North Station

“The Hartt Community Division viola ensemble and friends” will perform a selection of Bach musical offerings to Honor Bach’s birthday. Over the years, this group has performed in and around the Hartford community, in concert halls in France, Switzerland, and Italy, and even for the New Britain Rock Cats baseball games (and now for the Hartford Yardgoats) baseball games.

3-19 Dance Art
Where Magical Realism meets dance

3-19Dance Art Founded and Directed by Beatriz E. Vasquez uses and combines the language of Ballet, World Dance, Performance Art, Story telling, Music and Visual Art, to transport those around to a different place in time. Beatriz E. Vasquez creates works that draw from different disciplines and ethnicities bridging the gap between cultures, gender, and the lines that so often divide humanity.
3-19 Dance Art has been featured at the LA Day of the Dead at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery 2011, 2014, 2015, The Echo Park Art Walks 2011,2012, Mi Alma Garden, The Mix and Match Dance Festival in Santa Monica CA, Barnsdall Gallery Theatre, Plaza Mexico in Lynwood, The Mexican Cultural Center at Olvera Street, Mercado La Paloma, Pomona Art Walk, UCLA, Highways Performance Art Space, USC School of Genetic Science, Grand Performances at CA Plaza, Festival De La Calle Ocho, Human Resources Art Gallery, Bach In The Subways Union Station. 3-19 Dance Art
This past December, 3-19 Dance Art was the recipient of The Excellence Award by Festival De La Calle 8 for bringing classical dance and performance to the Latin community of Los Angeles.

I chose numbers to define my work as my work has no ethnicity, I swim in the waters of each culture as if it was my own. We live in a global world and I choose to be inclusive of everyone and everything as opposed to delineate boundaries.
-Beatriz Eugenia Vasquez

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3-19 Dance Art returns for its second consecutive year with Bach in the Subways – Los Angeles.

Bach in the Subways and Mount Sinai Concerts for Patients team up with a 6 hour marathon of Bach’s music, including the first appearance of a full orchestra at Mount Sinai Hospital, conducted by Julian Wachner. The afternoon continues with solos, trios, arias, and more by various musicians. The afternoon will close with a performance of Bach motets by the Holy Trinity Lutheran Bach Vespers choir, led by Donald Meineke.

Bach Minuet in G minor