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Cellists of Otago

“Cellists of Otago celebrates Bach in Dunedin”

Cellists of Otago is a Dunedin based cello choir comprised of a combination of 16 cellists from the University of Otago, Southern Sinfonia, High Schools and the community under the direction of Heleen du Plessis (Executant lecturer of Cello, University of Otago).

The group strives to share the profound beauty and unique sound of many cellos playing together with society as part of an enriching component of daily social life, culture, tradition and social cohesion. They contribute to the growth, education and development of cellists especially in Dunedin and Otago.

The performance of Cellists of Otago will be the first in the world to start the Bach in the Subways celebrations!

Programme:

Cellists of Otago with soloists Heleen du Plessis (cello), Nick Cornish (saxophone/oboe) Trevor Coleman (piano) and George Chittenden (organ)

Toccata and Fugue in d George Chittenden

Air on a G string: Nick Cornish saxophone, Trevor Coleman, piano & Heleen du Plessis cello

Adagio from Bach-Marcello Oboe concerto, Heleen du Plessis, cello, Nick Cornish oboe, George Chittenden, organ

Bach Suite nr 1, Heleen du Plessis cello

Cellists of Otago: Wachet auf, Bist du bi mir & Cello Song

8 cellos: David Murray, Elaine Wilden, Heleen, Anna Petersen, Peter Lee, Zoe Luo, Zuri Burns, Sean Stenhouse: Fughetta & Chorale de Bach

Jesu meine Freude, Nick Cornish Saxophone, Trevor Coleman piano

Adagio from Double concerto for violins arranged for cello and saxophone, Nick Cornish saxophone, Heleen du Plessis, cello, George Chittenden piano/organ

Other individual cello performances and smaller ensembles will take place during the day at the Wall Street Mall, Meridian Mall, public allies, Octagon, Dunedin Hospital and Toitū Otago Settlers museum.“Cellists of Otago celebrates Bach in Dunedin”

 

 

 

Written by heleen-duplessisotago-ac-nz

Bach Society Houston

Bach Society Houston will host a BACH MARATHON beginning at 10:00 am and concluding 10:00 pm, and taking place in the Christ the King Lutheran Church nave and parish hall. Performance proposals may be for any length of time up to 45 minutes – from one piece to a set. Any vocal or instrumental combination is welcome as well, and our splendid organs, piano, and harpsichord are here to be employed.

The BACH MARATHON is a free and festive event open to all. There will be no entry charge, but we will collect money for the Houston Food Bank as a free will offering. Participating artists will receive no payment, but the knowledge that their talents are going to feed those who struggle to put food on the table.

We hope you’ll join us for this beautiful musical event!

(More details to follow)Bach Society Houston will host a BACH MARATHON beginning at 10:00 am and concluding 10:00 pm, and take place in the Christ the King Lutheran Church nave and parish hall. Performance proposals may be for any length of time up to 45 minutes – from one piece to a set. Any vocal or instrumental combination is welcome as well, and our splendid organs, piano, and harpsichord are here to be employed.

The BACH MARATHON is a free and festive event open to all. There will be no entry charge, but we will collect money for the Houston Food Bank as a free will offering. Participating artists will receive no payment, but the knowledge that their talents are going to feed those who struggle to put food on the table.

We hope you’ll join us for this beautiful musical event!

(More details to follow)Bach Society Houston will host a BACH MARATHON beginning at 10:00 am and concluding 10:00 pm, and take place in the Christ the King Lutheran Church nave and parish hall. Performance proposals may be for any length of time up to 45 minutes – from one piece to a set. Any vocal or instrumental combination is welcome as well, and our splendid organs, piano, and harpsichord are here to be employed.

The BACH MARATHON is a free and festive event open to all. There will be no entry charge, but we will collect money for the Houston Food Bank as a free will offering. Participating artists will receive no payment, but the knowledge that their talents are going to feed those who struggle to put food on the table.

We hope you’ll join us for this beautiful musical event!

(More details to follow)

Written by lhewettbachsocietyhouston-org

Dr. John J. Jantzi

All Bach organ concert on a Brombaugh pipe organ. Concert is free and sponsored by the American Guild of Organist Eugene Chapter.All Bach organ concert on a Brombaugh pipe organ. Concert is free and sponsored by the American Guild of Organist Eugene Chapter.All Bach organ concert on a Brombaugh pipe organ. Concert is free and sponsored by the American Guild of Organist Eugene Chapter.

Written by jjantziuoregon-edu

Kate Lemmon & Emmanuel Toledo

NOTE: we'll be playing on the outbound side.

Kate Lemmon, flute
Emmanuel Toledo, clarinet
We’ll be playing both solos and duets. We can’t wait to see you there!

Kate Lemmon, flute

Emmanuel Toledo, clarinet

We’ll be playing both solos and duets. We can’t wait to see you there!Kate Lemmon, flute

Emmanuel Toledo, clarinet

We’ll be playing both solos and duets. We can’t wait to see you there!

Written by k-e-lemmongmail-com

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