De werelden van Stravinsky & Bach
Apollo Ensemble
In this program the Apollo Ensemble takes you on a journey to the energetic music of Igor Stravinsky and Johann Sebastian Bach.
The different sound worlds of Stravinsky and Bach collide here, melt together and new sound colors are created. Stravinsky on authentic instruments from the early 20th century, Bach on baroque instruments, always set opposite each other in pairs. For example, the three pieces for clarinet solo oppose the partita for flute and Stravinsky's septet opposes the passacaglia. The common denominator is in the dances, which both composers have used as the basis for these works. By placing Bach after Stravinsky, you may hear Bach through Stravinsky's ears.
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PROGRAM
Igor Stravinsky Three pieces for Clarinet solo
I. sempre piano e molto tranquillo (preferably clarinet in A)
II. preferably clarinet in A
III. preferably clarinet in Bb
Johann Sebastian Bach Partita in a for flute
I. Allemande
II. Corrente
III. Sarabande
IV. Bourrée Anglaise
Igor Stravinsky Septet (1953)
I.
II. Passacaglia
III. Gigue
Johann Sebastian Bach Passacaglia en Fuga in c, BWV 582 (arr. Wijnand van Klaveren)
Violin
David Rabinovich
viola
Manuel Visser
CELLO
Cassandra Luckhardt
FLUte
Florencia Gomez
clarinet
Diederik Ornee
Horn
Stefan Blonk
BASSOON
Thomas Oltheten
piano / HARPSICHORD
Marion Boshuizen
