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Baroque Vibes Bach Party

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Frederick Charlton, double bass | Central Library | Rotunda

Frederick Charlton’s playing is incredibly captivating and he offers a range of music spanning hundreds of years, from J.S. Bach to his new unique and original pieces played by groups and orchestras around the world. You cannot listen to his playing or original compositions and not be emotionally affected. Responses from audiences who are sitting at the edges of their seats during his concerts run the gamut from swooning to outbursts of tears, jovial laughter, enjoyment – as they reach finally a quiet meditative state intent on not missing a note as he expertly weaves sounds never heard before on his early 1900 Czech Bass. Frederick is a soloist with much passion who has proven himself to be a world class musician able to accompany worldwide orchestras, string groups, chamber orchestras, or simply as a solo musician. Frederick has no limitations and is well-experienced of playing any genre of music. His recordings are impressive and his sheet music is played all over the world. He has been noticed and reviewed by such fine artists as Gary Karr and David Walter. Check out Fred Charlton’s performance of Bach’s “Loure From Partita No. 3: https://frederickcharlton.netFrederick Charlton’s playing is incredibly captivating and he offers a range of music spanning hundreds of years, from J.S. Bach to his new unique and original pieces played by groups and orchestras around the world. You cannot listen to his playing or original compositions and not be emotionally affected. Responses from audiences who are sitting at the edges of their seats during his concerts run the gamut from swooning to outbursts of tears, jovial laughter, enjoyment – as they reach finally a quiet meditative state intent on not missing a note as he expertly weaves sounds never heard before on his early 1900 Czech Bass. Frederick is a soloist with much passion who has proven himself to be a world class musician able to accompany worldwide orchestras, string groups, chamber orchestras, or simply as a solo musician. Frederick has no limitations and is well-experienced of playing any genre of music. His recordings are impressive and his sheet music is played all over the world. He has been noticed and reviewed by such fine artists as Gary Karr and David Walter.   Check out Fred Charlton’s performance of Bach’s “Loure From Partita No. 3: https://frederickcharlton.net/

Frederick Charlton’s playing is incredibly captivating and he offers a range of music spanning hundreds of years, from J.S. Bach to his new unique and original pieces played by groups and orchestras around the world. You cannot listen to his playing or original compositions and not be emotionally affected. Responses from audiences who are sitting at the edges of their seats during his concerts run the gamut from swooning to outbursts of tears, jovial laughter, enjoyment – as they reach finally a quiet meditative state intent on not missing a note as he expertly weaves sounds never heard before on his early 1900 Czech Bass. Frederick is a soloist with much passion who has proven himself to be a world class musician able to accompany worldwide orchestras, string groups, chamber orchestras, or simply as a solo musician. Frederick has no limitations and is well-experienced of playing any genre of music. His recordings are impressive and his sheet music is played all over the world. He has been noticed and reviewed by such fine artists as Gary Karr and David Walter.   Check out Fred Charlton’s performance of Bach’s “Loure From Partita No. 3: https://frederickcharlton.net/

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Bach in the Bookstore, UMass Amherst

Current students and alumni from the department of music at UMass Amherst will perform movements from the solo cello suites and solo violin sonatas and partitas.

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Jonathan Gordon, trombone | Memorial Park

Trombonist Jonathan Gordon His Bach in the Subways Day repertoire: I will be performing the Bach Cello Sonatas, beginning with D Minor Why Jonathan is participating in Bach in the Subways Day: I’m participating because it’s great fun to play for people and everybody’s day to day lives are better when they are party to live performances.Trombonist, Jonathan Gordon

 

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