Festive Opening Concert of the Blockflötenfesttage

BAROQUE EUROPE IN DANCE

To mark the festive opening, Maurice Steger welcomes you to the Erlöserkirche together with his virtuoso instrumental colleagues for his new programme Les Nations en danse. Experience a journey through the German, Italian and French Baroque with works ranging from Vivaldi to Leclair and from Falconieri to Telemann – all inspired by dance music.

It will be a celebration of joy! With this multifaceted and captivating programme, three musicians will make their debut in Bad Kissingen.

The award-winning Armenian-French Baroque violinist Chouchane Siranossian will represent France as a soloist within our Eurovision programme. The outstanding Baroque cellist and long-standing musical partner of Maurice Steger, Mauro Valli, will also present highlights on the violoncello piccolo.

In addition, the young Spanish harpsichordist Irene Roldan will be heard to impressive effect in Soler’s Fandango.

Maurice Steger will inaugurate the Blockflötenfesttage with his solo “Il Postiglione” by Veracini. Look forward to a concert that unites pure sensuality, virtuosity and extraordinary ensemble sounds.

Maurice Steger Recorder
Chouchane Siranossian Baroque Violin
Mauro Valli Baroque Cello
Irene González Roldán Harpsichord

Experience an evening full of elegance and joie de vivre – secure your tickets now for a baroque concert in a class of its own.

LES NATIONS EN DANSE

European Baroque instrumental music

Francesco Turini (ca. 1595–1656)
Sonata per due canti e basso Il Corisino
Andrea Falconiero (1585–1656)
Canzoni del Sei’cento Napoli
La Bella Marchesetta – Passacalle – Folias hecha para mi Señora Doña Tarolilla Carallenos
Francesco Maria Veracini (1690–1768)
Sonata in A minor for recorder and basso continuo
Overture – Allemanda (Allegro) – Paesana – Largo – Giga Il Postiglione
from Sonate a Violino o Flauto solo, Op. I, Dresden 1721
Padre Antonio Soler (1729–1783)
Fandango for solo harpsichord
Georg Philipp Telemann (1681–1767)
Trio II for violin, recorder and figured bass
TWV 42:a1, from Six Trios (Frankfurt 1718)
Affettuoso – Vivace – Grave – Menuet
Intermission
Antonio Vivaldi (1678–1741)
Concerto in D major RV 92 for recorder, violin and basso continuo
Allegro – (……) – Allegro
Jean-Marie Leclair (1697–1764)
Sonata IV, Op. 5 in B-flat major for violin & basso continuo
troisième livre
Adagio – Allegro ma non troppo – Sarabanda (Largo) – Ciacconna
(with obbligato violoncello)
Antonio Vivaldi
La Follia RV 63 for recorder, violin, violoncello and basso continuo

Weblinks

» maurice-steger.com
» chouchane-siranossian.com
» maurovalli.com
» ireneroldan.com

THU, 14 May | 7:30 pm | » Erlöserkirche | Duration approx. 120 minutes | Concert with interval

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