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Sound Spaces: Der unbekannte Bach
Sound Spaces: The Unknown Stream
Event by: Musikinstrumenten-Museum Berlin
Location: Museum of Musical Instruments, Ben-Gurion-Straße, Berlin - Mitte
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Portrait concert dedicated to Johann Christoph Friedrich Bach with Ricardo Magnus and Ensemble Klang Schmelze
Portrait concert dedicated to Johann Christoph Friedrich Bach with Ricardo Magnus and the Klang Schmelze ensemble
Admission: 18 euros, reduced price 10 euros
Pre-order tickets by calling 030.254 81 178 or [email protected]
Admission: €18, concessions €10
Ticket reservations: tel. 030.254 81 178 or [email protected]
Program
2.30 p.m.
Flash Talk: The Bückeburger Bach
2.45 p.m.
Concert
With Ricardo Magnus and Ensemble Klang Schmelze
Johann Christoph Friedrich, the third of four Johann Sebastian's composing sons, took up a position as chamber musician for the Count of Schaumburg-Lippe in Bückeburg at the age of 18. For over 20 years he was supposed to compose Italian-influenced music according to the prince's instructions. In 1778 he traveled and visited his younger brother Johann Christian in London, where he learned not only the music of Handel, Gluck and Mozart but also the modern English fortepianos. Today's State Institute for Music Research was founded in Bückeburg in 1917 under the patronage of Prince Adolf zu Schaumburg-Lippe. So a circle closes - the music of Bückeburger Bach finds a prominent place again under the roof of the SIM!
4 p.m.
Five questions for the artists in the SIM Café
Ricardo Magnus, direction and harpsichord
Ensemble Klang Schmelze
Marie Deller, cello
Corina Golomoz, viola
Leonard Schelb, transverse flute
https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=x55dfr9xkT8&list=RDx55dfr9xkT8&start_radio=1
Photo: LUX Studio Berlin
#johannchristophbach #ricardomagnus #simpk #ensembleklang Schmelze #kulturforumberlin
Portrait concert dedicated to Johann Christoph Friedrich Bach with Ricardo Magnus and the Klang Schmelze ensemble
Admission: 18 euros, reduced price 10 euros
Pre-order tickets by calling 030.254 81 178 or [email protected]
Admission: €18, concessions €10
Ticket reservations: tel. 030.254 81 178 or [email protected]
Program
2.30 p.m.
Flash Talk: The Bückeburger Bach
2.45 p.m.
Concert
With Ricardo Magnus and Ensemble Klang Schmelze
Johann Christoph Friedrich, the third of four Johann Sebastian's composing sons, took up a position as chamber musician for the Count of Schaumburg-Lippe in Bückeburg at the age of 18. For over 20 years he was supposed to compose Italian-influenced music according to the prince's instructions. In 1778 he traveled and visited his younger brother Johann Christian in London, where he learned not only the music of Handel, Gluck and Mozart but also the modern English fortepianos. Today's State Institute for Music Research was founded in Bückeburg in 1917 under the patronage of Prince Adolf zu Schaumburg-Lippe. So a circle closes - the music of Bückeburger Bach finds a prominent place again under the roof of the SIM!
4 p.m.
Five questions for the artists in the SIM Café
Ricardo Magnus, direction and harpsichord
Ensemble Klang Schmelze
Marie Deller, cello
Corina Golomoz, viola
Leonard Schelb, transverse flute
https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=x55dfr9xkT8&list=RDx55dfr9xkT8&start_radio=1
Photo: LUX Studio Berlin
#johannchristophbach #ricardomagnus #simpk #ensembleklang Schmelze #kulturforumberlin
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