Whidbey Island Music Festival presents Bach: All in the Family
$39.19 (students free)
- Anthony Allen, baroque flute
- Tekla Cunningham, baroque violin
- Adrienne Hyde, baroque cello
- Henry Lebedinsky, harpsichord
Johann Christian Bach — Prelude and Fugue in E-flat major
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach — Flute Sonata in G major, Wq. 133, H. 564 "Hamburger"
Johann Phillipp Bach — Variations on a Scots song
Johann Sebastian Bach — Violin Sonata No. 6 in G major, BWV 1019
Wilhelm Friedemann Bach — Trio Sonata No. 3 in A minor, Fk. 49
Beloved works from the talented Bach family: J.S. Bach, C.P.E. Bach, W.M.F. Bach, Johann Christoph, Johann Phillipp, and more!
About Anthony Allen, baroque flute
Anthony Allen enjoys a diverse life in music, and has played modern and baroque flutes, baroque violin, recorder, and viola da gamba, and has been known to occasionally be heard as a bass vocalist. Early in his career he was founder and director of the Portland (Maine) Early Music Consort, an instrument/vocal ensemble devoted to playing music from the medieval through baroque periods that performed in the New England region.
About Tekla Cunningham, baroque violin
Baroque violinist Tekla Cunningham delights in bringing the music of the baroque, classical and romantic eras to life with vivid and expressive historically informed performances.
Praised as "a consummate musician whose flowing solos and musical gestures are a joy to watch", her performances have been described as "ravishingly beautiful" and "stellar". Her greatest musical love is music of the baroque and chamber music of all stripes, though she can’t seem to quit Johannes Brahms. She is co-artistic director of Pacific MusicWorks in Seattle, artist-in-residence at the University of Washington and founder and director of the Whidbey Island Music Festival.
Tekla plays regularly as concertmaster and principal player with the American Bach Soloists. Her new release 'Stylus Phantasticus' with Pacific MusicWorks is delighting critics. "Tekla is a marvel…an endlessly songful bird". Early Music America describes the recording as "played with verve, the music presented here reaffirms the old notion that instrumental music can have the flair of any theatrical spectacle. … a stellar vessel for the boldest showmanship".
Tekla plays on a violin made by Sanctus Seraphin in Venice in 1746.
http://www.teklacunningham.com/About Adrienne Hyde, baroque cello
About Henry Lebedinsky, harpsichord
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