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.

Millan Philipose

Millan Philipose performs Bach, Invention No. 10 in G major BWV 781Millan Philipose performs Bach, Invention No. 10 in G major BWV 781Millan Philipose performs Bach, Invention No. 10 in G major BWV 781

Baroque Contempo

“Baroque Contempo” is a musical project where Baroque music meets modern jazz. The band consists of three musicians: opera singer Karolina Glinskaitė (soprano), jazz singer Silvija Pankūnaitė and pianist Vytis Smolskas.

This project is proudly presented by the National Museum – Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania.

This project is proudly presented by the National Museum – Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania

This project is proudly presented by the National Museum – Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania

Denisa Hanna, double bass | Union Station | Location A by TRAXX Restaurant

Denisa Hanna, bowmaker/luthier and principle bass with Palisades Symphony Orchestra. Denisa Hanna will be part of the ensemble performing the Brandenburg No. 3, the final performance of the Bach marathon at Union Station.Denisa Hanna, bowmaker/luthier and principle bass with Palisades Symphony Orchestra. Denisa Hanna will be part of the ensemble performing the Brandenburg No. 3, the final performance of the Bach marathon at Union Station.Denisa Hanna, bowmaker/luthier and principle bass with Palisades Symphony Orchestra. Denisa Hanna will be part of the ensemble performing the Brandenburg No. 3, the final performance of the Bach marathon at Union Station.

Megan Knapp | 10-HR Bach Marathon | Union Station | Location C by Vignes St.

First and foremost, I am a fierce advocate for the arts. I play music written by J.S. Bach because he contributed a generous amount of works to cello literature, an experimental instrument during his time. He was an an innovator and explorer; his music timeless. I love to play this music in public spaces, because I am sure J.S. Bach composed his music for the world, for anyone; we are all his people. – Megan Knapp Megan Knapp is a cellist, a devoted advocate for the arts, and an eager performer.Ms. Knapp was a Teaching Assistant for the cello studio at the University of Colorado-Boulder and earned her Master’s in Cello Performance from the University of Colorado in May of 2014. She earned a Bachelor’s of Music in Cello Performance from the University of Northern Colorado in 2008. Ms. Knapp is a champion for new music. She values collaborating with new composers and seeks new works to perform and record. While in Boulder, her Focolari Quartet was selected to collaborate on, and perform, a world-premiering piece, based on Buddhist principals and improvisation, at Naropa University. Recent highlights include performing with Syrian-American pianist and composer, Malek Jandali, in Boulder and New York City, and she looks forward to upcoming concerts with him in the United Arab Emirates. Between her educational pursuits, Ms. Knapp freelanced in Los Angeles, a performance highlight of that period being an event hosted at the home of the Czech Republic Consul performing Dvorak’s “American” String Quartet, as a member of the Walden String Quartet. Aside from her classical music endeavors, Ms. Knapp also pursues alternative styles. While at the University of Colorado-Boulder, she took the stage with the Metropolitan Art Museum’s Artist in Residence, DJ Spooky. She also records and performs with local Los Angeles-based bands including Romantic Comedy and Alicia Broussard, among others. Ms. Knapp is also a demo artist for the Apogee microphone, “Mic,” and she was named “Emerging Artist” for the 2011 Gold Coast Chamber Music Festival in Los Angeles. Ms. Knapp is thrilled to have returned to Los Angeles. Her graduate work at the University of Colorado-Boulder has instilled a spirit of adventure in her, and has invigorated her as a performer and teacher. Full Schedule of the 10-HR Bach Marathon at Union Station