The Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra, Auckland’s premier professional symphony orchestra, presents a quartet of APO Young Achievers to perform works by J.S. Bach at Britomart Transport Centre to celebrate the composer’s 33oth birthday.

This is a free performance and we encourage people to take photos and video and tag your media from this performance with #aporchestra #bachinthesubways2015

Visit our Facebook page www.facebook.com/aporchestra for more information or tweet/instagram us at @aporchestra.

With thanks to Auckland Transport for helping us bring Bach to the ‘subways’.The Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra, Auckland’s premier professional symphony orchestra, presents a quartet of APO Young Achievers to perform works by J.S. Bach at Britomart Transport Centre to celebrate the composer’s 33oth birthday.

This is a free performance and we encourage people to take photos and video and tag your media from this performance with #aporchestra #bachinthesubways

Visit our Facebook page www.facebook.com/aporchestra for more information or tweet/instagram us at @aporchestra.

 

With thanks to Auckland Transport for helping us bring Bach to the ‘subways’.

 

 

 

 The Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra, Auckland’s premier professional symphony orchestra, presents a quartet of APO Young Achievers to perform works by J.S. Bach at Britomart Transport Centre to celebrate the composer’s 33oth birthday.

This is a free performance and we encourage people to take photos and video and tag your media from this performance with #aporchestra #bachinthesubways

Visit our Facebook page www.facebook.com/aporchestra for more information or tweet/instagram us at @aporchestra.

 

With thanks to Auckland Transport for helping us bring Bach to the ‘subways’.

 

 

 

 

I’ll be playing selections from Bach’s 6 suites for solo violoncello. Who knows, I might play at more than one station!

Cellista Juxtapositions Bach in an hour long performance outside of SF’s famed City Lights Bookstore. Playing excerpts from the Bach cello suites, and featuring performances by some of Cellista’s collaborators, the event will be a testimony to the timelessness of Bach. #bachandroll

Presented in association with “Juxtapositions,” a curated arts series dedicated to facilitating interdisciplinary, collaborative projects that promote community engagement, and life-changing connections.

“Juxtapositions” was founded by Cellista (Freya Seeburger) a classically trained avant cellist with a penchant for performing in unusual circumstances, and with unusual collaborators.

www.cellista.net

facebook.com/cellista.music

@xcellistax

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@juxta_positions

#juxtapositionsCellista Juxtapositions Bach is an hour long performance outside of SF famed City Lights Bookstore. Playing excerpts from the Bach cello suites, and featuring performances by some of Cellista’s collaborators, the event will be a testimony  the timelessness of Bach. #bachandroll

Presented in association with “Juxtapositions,” a curated arts series that  is dedicated to facilitating interdisciplinary, collaborative projects that promote community engagement, and life-changing connections.

“Juxtapositions” was founded by Cellista (Freya Seeburger) a classically trained avant cellist with a penchant for performing in unusual circumstances, and with unusual collaborators.

www.cellista.net

facebook.com/cellista.music

@xcellistax

facebook.com/juxtapositions

@juxta_positions

#juxtapositionsCellista Juxtapositions Bach is an hour long performance outside of SF famed City Lights Bookstore. Playing excerpts from the Bach cello suites, and featuring performances by some of Cellista’s collaborators, the event will be a testimony  the timelessness of Bach. #bachandroll

Presented in association with “Juxtapositions,” a curated arts series that  is dedicated to facilitating interdisciplinary, collaborative projects that promote community engagement, and life-changing connections.

“Juxtapositions” was founded by Cellista (Freya Seeburger) a classically trained avant cellist with a penchant for performing in unusual circumstances, and with unusual collaborators.

www.cellista.net

facebook.com/cellista.music

@xcellistax

facebook.com/juxtapositions

@juxta_positions

#juxtapositions

Many groups and performers will play Bach at the Railway Station of Campobasso.

All the musicians are teachers and students of the Conservatory of Music of Campobasso.

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DETAILED PROGRAMME:  

Ore 11,00  

Cantata “Non sa che sia dolor”BWV 209
OTTETTO:
Alessio Cocchi flauto
Marcello Branno violino 1
Ornella Tamburri violino 2
Giovanna Coccaro viola
Ilario Fantone violoncello
Angelo Botticella contrabbasso
M° Luciano Branno clavicembalo
Emma Tondodonati soprano

Preludio, Sarabanda e Giga dalla Suite BWV 1011
Ilario Fantone violoncello

Sonata BWV 1039
Andrea Santangelo e Felicia Genovese flauti
Giusi Fatica clavicembalo
Giampaolo Di Iorio fagotto

Aria sulla quarta corda dalla Suite BWV 1068
QUARTETTO:
Sara diToro violino
Giada Nugnes violino
Giovanna Coccaro viola
Angelo Botticella contrabbasso

Preludio e Allemanda dalla II Partita
Giovanna Coccaro viola

Aria sulla quarta corda dalla Suite BWV 1068
Angelo Botticella, Marco Carbone, Andrea Colasurdo, Lorenzo Mastrogiuseppe contrabbassi

II Partita BWV 1004
OrnellaTamburri violin

Ore 13,00  

A.Templeton: Bach goes in the town (preludio e fuga in swing)
Angelo Muccino, Giuseppe Santucci, Mario Cusano, Ilenia Giorgio clarinetti  

Preludio e Giga dalla II Suite
Simona Federica Petrella viola

Sonata BWV 1033
Felicia Genovese flauto
Luigi Pipoli clavicembalo

Preludio e Fuga in Re min. dal Clavicembalo ben temperato 1°vol.
Francesca De Luca clavicembalo      

Ore 15,00

Minuetto in Sol Magg dal Quadeno
di Anna Magdalena e Invenzione n.1
Veronica Crescente clavicembalo

Aria in Sol Magg. e Minuetto in Sol Magg.
dal Quaderno di Anna Magdalena
Francesca Gesualdo clavicembalo

Preludio BWV 998
Marta Caratelli chitarra

Allemande e Bourrèe dalla Suite BWV 996
Valeria Palladino chitarra

Fuga dalla Sonata BWV 1001
e Preludio dalla Suite BWV1007
Sara Celardo chitarra

Preludio i n Do min
Barbara Valletta clavicembalo

Gavotte I e II dalla Suite Inglese in Sol min.
Casian Ricchiuti clavicembalo

Sinfonie n. 6 e n. 15
Maria Letizia Niro clavicembalo

Tre minuetti
Justyna Di Tullio e Nadia Ranallo violoncelli

Preludio e Corrente dalla Suite BWV 1007
Nadia Ranallo violoncello

Allemande e Giga dalla Suite BWV 1007
Marta Paoliello violoncello

Ore 17,00

Preludio e Fuga in Do Magg. e in Mi magg
dal Clavicembalo ben temperato vol.1°  
Preludio, Bourrèe I e II e Giga
dalla Suite Inglese BWV807
Andrea Di Iorio clavicembalo

Preludio dalla I Suite BWV 1007
Raffaella Adamo marimba

Allemande dalla I Suite BWV 1007
Simone DiTullio marimba

Corrente dalla I Suite BWV1007
Giada Barone marimba

Toccata in Sol Magg.
Giorgio Giuliano clavicembalo

Toccata in Mi min
Giada Vitale clavicembalo

Invenzioni n.2 e 9
Jacopo De Marco fisarmonica

Invenzione n.1 e Sinfonia n.12
Diego Di Rienzo fisarmonica

Sinfonia n.15
Christian D’Alessandro fisarmonica

Fuga dalla Sonata BWV 1001
Inaki Cuenca marimba

Invenzione n.4 in Re min.
Michela Zizzari e Alessia Carminara marimba

Toccata e Fuga BWV 565
Roberto Di Marzo marimba  

Si ringraziano i Docenti: Francesco Bossone, Luciano Branno, Giulio Costanzo, Giancarlo d’Abate, Brunella De Socio, Renato Di Amico, Andreina Di Girolamo, Luciano Di Pasquale, Lelio Di Tullio, Stefania Ganeri, Juditha Hamza, Fernando Lepri, Andrea Lumachi, Flavia Marzullo, Angelo Miele, Stefano Morgione, Antonio Pantaleo, Roberto Parrozzani, Cristofano Pasquale, Carlo Pelliccione, AlessandroTaverna.   Si ringrazia il M° Francois Ciocca per l’ accordatura del Clavicembalo.

Si ringrazia per la collaborazione Francesco Spensieri e la segreteria del Conservatorio“Lorenzo Perosi”.

Ma soprattutto si ringrazia la Prof.ssa Brunella De Socio per il coordinamento dell’iniziativa.

Infoline: www.conservatorioperosi.it   

11:00 a.m

Ibolya Vörösváry (viola -Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music)
and Márton Vörösváry (violin – Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music)11:00 a.m

Ibolya Vörösváry (viola -Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music)
and Márton Vörösváry (violin – Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music)11:00 a.m

Ibolya Vörösváry (viola -Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music)
and Márton Vörösváry (violin – Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music)