Bach in the Subways

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Lydia Yun | 10-HR Bach Marathon | Union Station | Location A by TRAXX Restaurant

Lydia Yun began her musical studies at the Cleveland Institute of Music preparatory division on violin at age 4 and piano at age 6, later continuing her violin studies with Judith Ingolfsson. An active chamber music and orchestral player, she has performed with the Cleveland Orchestra Youth Orchestra, Santa Monica Symphony, and is currently concertmaster of the Los Angeles Lawyers Philharmonic. A graduate of the UCLA School of Law, she is a member of the California Bar.
Lydia Yun will be part of the ensemble performing the Brandenburg No. 3, the final performance of the Bach marathon at Union Station.
Full Schedule of the 10-HR Bach Marathon at Union Station

Lydia Yun began her musical studies at the Cleveland Institute of Music preparatory division on violin at age 4 and piano at age 6, later continuing her violin studies with Judith Ingolfsson. An active chamber music and orchestral player, she has performed with the Cleveland Orchestra Youth Orchestra, Santa Monica Symphony, and is currently concertmaster of the Los Angeles Lawyers Philharmonic. A graduate of the UCLA School of Law, she is a member of the California Bar.

Lydia Yun will be part of the ensemble performing the Brandenburg No. 3, the final performance of the Bach marathon at Union Station.

 

Full Schedule of the 10-HR Bach Marathon at Union Station

Lydia Yun began her musical studies at the Cleveland Institute of Music preparatory division on violin at age 4 and piano at age 6, later continuing her violin studies with Judith Ingolfsson. An active chamber music and orchestral player, she has performed with the Cleveland Orchestra Youth Orchestra, Santa Monica Symphony, and is currently concertmaster of the Los Angeles Lawyers Philharmonic. A graduate of the UCLA School of Law, she is a member of the California Bar.

Lydia Yun will be part of the ensemble performing the Brandenburg No. 3, the final performance of the Bach marathon at Union Station.

 

Full Schedule of the 10-HR Bach Marathon at Union Station

Lucy Wenger

Pianist Lucy Wenger performs solo keyboard music of JS Bach at Caffe Appassionato in Magnolia on a baby grand piano.Pianist Lucy Wenger performs solo keyboard music of JS Bach at Caffe Appassionato in Magnolia on a baby grand piano.Pianist Lucy Wenger performs solo keyboard music of JS Bach at Caffe Appassionato in Magnolia on a baby grand piano.

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Program:

Brandenburger concert no 3
Cantate og coral 147 (Jesu bleibet meine Freude)
March for Philip Emanuel
Minuett in C
Minuett no 2.
Gavotte I and II from suite no 6 for solo cello. Arranged for cello quartet.
Musette
Arioso
Brandenburger concert no 3Program:

Brandenburger concert no 3
Cantate og coral 147 (Jesu bleibet meine Freude)
March for Philip Emanuel
Minuett in C
Minuett no 2.
Gavotte I and II from suite no 6 for solo cello. Arranged for cello quartet.
Musette
Arioso
Brandenburger concert no 3Program:

Brandenburger concert no 3
Cantate og coral 147 (Jesu bleibet meine Freude)
March for Philip Emanuel
Minuett in C
Minuett no 2.
Gavotte I and II from suite no 6 for solo cello. Arranged for cello quartet.
Musette
Arioso
Brandenburger concert no 3

Terpsichore Sings Bach in the Subways!

J. S. Bach is turning the big 3-3-0 this weekend, and Terpsichore is here to help the layman celebrate. We’d like  to invite you to join us in singing for an hour of Bach in the Subways this Saturday 3/21 from 6:30-7:30 pm in Back Bay Station. We’ll sing excerpts from motets and many chorales! Please come for all or part of the hour, and bring any singerly friends and audience members that you feel would enjoy it!

Utah Symphony Musicians Play Bach at Salt Lake City International Airport

On March 21, 2015, musicians from the Utah Symphony — one of only 15 full time orchestras in the United States — will perform music of Bach at the Salt Lake City International Airport in two locations inside Terminal Two.

The musicians include:

Joel Gibbs, viola
Alex Martin, acting assistant concertmaster
Rebecca Moench, violin
David Porter, violin
Mercedes Smith, principal flute
Pegsoon Whang, cello
Karen Wyatt, violin

ABOUT THE UTAH SYMPHONY
Founded in 1940, the Utah Symphony is dedicated to offering orchestral performances that span the traditions of the past and challenge possibilities for our present and future audiences. Utah Symphony | Utah Opera, the orchestra’s parent organization, reaches 450,000 residents in Utah and the Intermountain region, with educational outreach programs serving more than 155,000 students annually. The orchestra presents more than 70 performances each season in Abravanel Hall, participates in the Utah Opera’s four annual productions at the Capitol Theatre, in addition to numerous community concerts throughout Utah and the annual outdoor summer series – the Deer Valley® Music Festival –in Park City, Utah. With its many subscription, education, and outreach concerts and tours the Utah Symphony is one of the most engaged full-time orchestras in the nation. For more information visit www.utahsymphony.org.On March 21, 2015, musicians from the Utah Symphony — one of only 15 full time orchestras in the United States — will perform music of Bach at the Salt Lake City International Airport in two locations inside Terminal Two.

The musicians include:

Joel Gibbs, viola
Alex Martin, acting assistant concertmaster
Rebecca Moench, violin
David Porter, violin
Mercedes Smith, principal flute
Pegsoon Whang, cello
Karen Wyatt, violin

ABOUT THE UTAH SYMPHONY
Founded in 1940, the Utah Symphony is dedicated to offering orchestral performances that span the traditions of the past and challenge possibilities for our present and future audiences. Utah Symphony | Utah Opera, the orchestra’s parent organization, reaches 450,000 residents in Utah and the Intermountain region, with educational outreach programs serving more than 155,000 students annually. The orchestra presents more than 70 performances each season in Abravanel Hall, participates in the Utah Opera’s four annual productions at the Capitol Theatre, in addition to numerous community concerts throughout Utah and the annual outdoor summer series – the Deer Valley® Music Festival –in Park City, Utah. With its many subscription, education, and outreach concerts and tours the Utah Symphony is one of the most engaged full-time orchestras in the nation. For more information visit www.utahsymphony.org.
On March 21, 2015, musicians from the Utah Symphony — one of only 15 full time orchestras in the United States — will perform music of Bach at the Salt Lake City International Airport in two locations inside Terminal Two.

The musicians include:

Joel Gibbs, viola
Alex Martin, acting assistant concertmaster
Rebecca Moench, violin
David Porter, violin
Mercedes Smith, principal flute
Pegsoon Whang, cello
Karen Wyatt, violin

ABOUT THE UTAH SYMPHONY
Founded in 1940, the Utah Symphony is dedicated to offering orchestral performances that span the traditions of the past and challenge possibilities for our present and future audiences. Utah Symphony | Utah Opera, the orchestra’s parent organization, reaches 450,000 residents in Utah and the Intermountain region, with educational outreach programs serving more than 155,000 students annually. The orchestra presents more than 70 performances each season in Abravanel Hall, participates in the Utah Opera’s four annual productions at the Capitol Theatre, in addition to numerous community concerts throughout Utah and the annual outdoor summer series – the Deer Valley® Music Festival –in Park City, Utah. With its many subscription, education, and outreach concerts and tours the Utah Symphony is one of the most engaged full-time orchestras in the nation. For more information visit www.utahsymphony.org.