Scenes and symphonies of the birthday boy himself, played by Manila Symphony Orchestra, the first orchestra in Asia and the Philippines (est 1926). Performing in the beautiful and lush Trinoma Mall in Quezon City from 6-7pm on March 21, 2015.

This is in participation with international Bach in the Subways Day, a global grassroots initiative to bring classical music alive in public spaces, and to generate interest in the father of harmony, Johanne Sebastian Bach.

Thanks to Ayala Malls for being part of this wonderful global initiative!Scenes and symphonies of the birthday boy himself, played by Manila Symphony Orchestra, the first orchestra in Asia and the Philippines (est 1926). Performing in the beautiful and lush Trinoma Mall in Quezon City from 6-7pm on March 21, 2015.

This is in participation in International Bach in the Subways Day, a global grassroots initiative to bring classical music alive in public spaces, and to generate interest in the father of harmony, Johanne Sebastian Bach.

Thanks to Ayala Malls for being part of this wonderful global initiative!Scenes and symphonies of the birthday boy himself, played by Manila Symphony Orchestra, the first orchestra in Asia and the Philippines (est 1926). Performing in the beautiful and lush Trinoma Mall in Quezon City from 6-7pm on March 21, 2015.

This is in participation in International Bach in the Subways Day, a global grassroots initiative to bring classical music alive in public spaces, and to generate interest in the father of harmony, Johanne Sebastian Bach.

Thanks to Ayala Malls for being part of this wonderful global initiative!

Morven Balmidiano, cellist and amateur conductor, and cello teacher Kim Blanchard (who teaches out of Hammond Ashley in Issaquah, east of Seattle) are planning on celebrating Bach on March 21st along with 7 of Ms. Blanchard’s cello students.

Morven Balmidiano, cellist and amateur conductor, and cello teacher Kim Blanchard (who teaches out of Hammond Ashley in Issaquah, east of Seattle) are planning on celebrating Bach on March 21st along with 7 of Ms. Blanchard’s cello students.

Morven Balmidiano, cellist and amateur conductor, and cello teacher Kim Blanchard (who teaches out of Hammond Ashley in Issaquah, east of Seattle) are planning on celebrating Bach on March 21st along with 7 of Ms. Blanchard’s cello students.

Music says it simply!

Members of the world’s first opera band “The Cast” will be performing pieces from Bach’s “Kaffee Kantate” in the walking streets of Bonn, Germany between Münsterplatz and Marktplatz. So grab a coffee and come join us to celebrate!

For more information about The Cast and their upcoming performances and film, visit thecastmusic.com or like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thecastofficial.Music says it simply!

Members of the world’s first opera band “The Cast” will be performing pieces from Bach’s “Kaffee Kantate” in the walking streets of Bonn, Germany between Münsterplatz and Marktplatz at 11am and 1pm. So grab a coffee and come join us to celebrate!

For more information about The Cast and their upcoming performances and film, visit thecastmusic.com or like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thecastofficial.

 Music says it simply!

Members of the world’s first opera band “The Cast” will be performing pieces from Bach’s “Kaffee Kantate” in the walking streets of Bonn, Germany between Münsterplatz and Marktplatz at 11am and 1pm. So grab a coffee and come join us to celebrate!

For more information about The Cast and their upcoming performances and film, visit thecastmusic.com or like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thecastofficial.

 

Every year on March 21, Johann Sebastian Bach’s birthday, musicians around the world celebrate Bach in the Subways Day by offering performances in subways, public spaces, and concerts open to all.

This year, Huddersfield’s chosen venue is the Flying Ferret at Shelley and members of the cello section of Huddersfield Philharmonic Orchestra will be there to bring the music of Bach and others to a new venue.

Not a formal concert, more a jam session. Hear the tune from the Hamlet advert (yes, that is one of Bach’s tunes), or a Brandenburg Concerto, and choose from other music to listen to. We can’t promise that if you hum it we’ll play it – but there will be plenty to choose from.

Don’t miss the day when Chris and Caroline welcome the cellos – 21 March, 2015, from about 5.30 onwards.Every year on March 21, Johann Sebastian Bach’s birthday, musicians around the

world celebrate Bach in the Subways Day by offering performances in subways,

public spaces, and concerts open to all.

This year, Huddersfield’s chosen venue is the Flying Ferret at Shelley and

members of the cello section of Huddersfield Philharmonic Orchestra will be there

to bring the music of Bach and others to a new venue.

Not a formal concert, more a jam session. Hear the tune from the Hamlet advert

(yes, that is one of Bach’s tunes), or a Brandenburg Concerto, and choose from

other music to listen to. We can’t promise that if you hum it we’ll play it – but there

will be plenty to choose from.

Don’t miss the day when Chris and Caroline welcome the cellos – 21 March, 2015,

from about 5.30 onwards.Every year on March 21, Johann Sebastian Bach’s birthday, musicians around the

world celebrate Bach in the Subways Day by offering performances in subways,

public spaces, and concerts open to all.

This year, Huddersfield’s chosen venue is the Flying Ferret at Shelley and

members of the cello section of Huddersfield Philharmonic Orchestra will be there

to bring the music of Bach and others to a new venue.

Not a formal concert, more a jam session. Hear the tune from the Hamlet advert

(yes, that is one of Bach’s tunes), or a Brandenburg Concerto, and choose from

other music to listen to. We can’t promise that if you hum it we’ll play it – but there

will be plenty to choose from.

Don’t miss the day when Chris and Caroline welcome the cellos – 21 March, 2015,

from about 5.30 onwards.