Musica Gloria
O Haupt - Music by JS Bach, CPE Bach, Telemann and Janitsch
During the first half of the eighteenth century, sonatas resounded in all European courts and were written in large numbers by Telemann, Janitsch and Bach, among others.
Belgian-based Musica Gloria performs sonatas in various styles and instrumentations. The name of the programme refers to Janitsch’s melancholic sonata da camera, which he named after the well-known chorale O haupt voll Blut und Wunden (O Sacred Head, now Wounded).
Featuring Nele Vertommen baroque oboe; Elise Dupont violin; Lena Rademann viola; Phyllis Bartholomeus cello; and Beniamino Paganini harpsichord.
Belgian-based Musica Gloria performs sonatas in various styles and instrumentations. The name of the programme refers to Janitsch’s melancholic sonata da camera, which he named after the well-known chorale O haupt voll Blut und Wunden (O Sacred Head, now Wounded).
Featuring Nele Vertommen baroque oboe; Elise Dupont violin; Lena Rademann viola; Phyllis Bartholomeus cello; and Beniamino Paganini harpsichord.
The Georgian Concert Society
Sat, 23 November 2024
New Town Church, Edinburgh
7:30pm
£25 (Conc. £23, Students/Unwaged £10)
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During the first half of the eighteenth century, sonatas resounded in all European courts and were written in large numbers by Telemann, Janitsch and Bach, among others.
Belgian-based Musica Gloria performs sonatas in various styles and instrumentations. The name of the programme refers to Janitsch’s melancholic sonata da camera, which he named after the well-known chorale O haupt voll Blut und Wunden (O Sacred Head, now Wounded).
Featuring Nele Vertommen baroque oboe; Elise Dupont violin; Lena Rademann viola; Phyllis Bartholomeus cello; and Beniamino Paganini harpsichord.
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