Duo Kaleidoscope plus One with Asako Ueda
Pierre Danican Philidor (1681 - 1731)
"Trio in G major, Op.1 no.1" (1717) Symphonie Grave - Sarabande en Rondeau - Dance de Village - Premier Menuet, 2me Menuet - Fugue
Michel De la Barre (ca.1675 - 1745)
"Trio in C minor " Op.1 (1707) Prelude - Sarabande - Rigaudon, autre - Gigue - Gavotte - Plainte - Rondeau - Passacaille
Pierre Danican Philidor (1681 - 1731) - Flute duo
"Suite for two flutes in d minor/D major, Op.1 no.3" (1717) Lentment - Fuque - Rondeau - Chaconne
Rebert de Visée (ca. 1650-1736?) - Theorbo solo
"Suite en re majeur" Prélude - Sarabande - Chaconne
Joseph Bodin de Boismortier (1689 - 1755)
4th Balets de Village en trio, G major, Op.52 (1734)
Rondement - Gaiment - Légérement - Doucement - Mouvement de Chaconne
Traversi - Katja Pitelina, Reiko Tsuiki
Theorbo - Asako Ueda
Chopin and His Europe Festival
{oh!} ORKIESTRA
J. Elsner - Symphony C Major op.11
W.A. Mozart - Piano Concerto C Major KV 467
E. Grieg - Piano Concerto A Minor op. 16
Chopin and His Europe festival
{oh!} ORKIESTRA
F. Janiewicz - I Violin Concerto F Major
W.A. Mozart - Symphony G Minor KV 183
F. Chopin - Concerto F Minor op.21 - arr. for guitar solo
Dutch Crown Jewels
Dutch Crown Jewels - Symphonic Gems from the Court of Orange
New Dutch Academy Simon Murphy conductor and viola
Wilhelm Gottlieb Hauff (1750 – 1816) Symphony no 5 in A
Josina van Boetzelaer (1733 – 1797) Aria for Soprano and Orchestra, Op 2 no 1 - Prenditi il figlio
Wilhelm Gottlieb Hauff (1750 – 1816) Concerto for Viola and Orchestra in D (1794)
Interval
Christian Ernst Graaf (1723 – 1804) Symphony in B flat, Op 16 no 2, “Clarinet Symphony”
Johann August Just (c. 1750 – 1791) Overture to De Koopman van Smirna (‘The Merchant of Smyrna’)
Josina van Boetzelaer (1733 – 1797) Arias for Soprano and Orchestra, Op 2 nos 2 and 3
Johann August Just (c. 1750 – 1791) Symphony in D, Op 8 no 1
Dutch Crown Jewels
Dutch Crown Jewels - Symphonic Gems from the Court of Orange
New Dutch Academy Simon Murphy conductor and viola
Wilhelm Gottlieb Hauff (1750 – 1816) Symphony no 5 in A
Josina van Boetzelaer (1733 – 1797) Aria for Soprano and Orchestra, Op 2 no 1 - Prenditi il figlio
Wilhelm Gottlieb Hauff (1750 – 1816) Concerto for Viola and Orchestra in D (1794)
Interval
Christian Ernst Graaf (1723 – 1804) Symphony in B flat, Op 16 no 2, “Clarinet Symphony”
Johann August Just (c. 1750 – 1791) Overture to De Koopman van Smirna (‘The Merchant of Smyrna’)
Josina van Boetzelaer (1733 – 1797) Arias for Soprano and Orchestra, Op 2 nos 2 and 3
Johann August Just (c. 1750 – 1791) Symphony in D, Op 8 no 1
Dutch Crown Jewels
Dutch Crown Jewels - Symphonic Gems from the Court of Orange
New Dutch Academy Simon Murphy conductor and viola
Wilhelm Gottlieb Hauff (1750 – 1816) Symphony no 5 in A
Josina van Boetzelaer (1733 – 1797) Aria for Soprano and Orchestra, Op 2 no 1 - Prenditi il figlio
Wilhelm Gottlieb Hauff (1750 – 1816) Concerto for Viola and Orchestra in D (1794)
Interval
Christian Ernst Graaf (1723 – 1804) Symphony in B flat, Op 16 no 2, “Clarinet Symphony”
Johann August Just (c. 1750 – 1791) Overture to De Koopman van Smirna (‘The Merchant of Smyrna’)
Josina van Boetzelaer (1733 – 1797) Arias for Soprano and Orchestra, Op 2 nos 2 and 3
Johann August Just (c. 1750 – 1791) Symphony in D, Op 8 no 1
Dutch Crown Jewels
Dutch Crown Jewels - Symphonic Gems from the Court of Orange
New Dutch Academy Simon Murphy conductor and viola
Wilhelm Gottlieb Hauff (1750 – 1816) Symphony no 5 in A
Josina van Boetzelaer (1733 – 1797) Aria for Soprano and Orchestra, Op 2 no 1 - Prenditi il figlio
Wilhelm Gottlieb Hauff (1750 – 1816) Concerto for Viola and Orchestra in D (1794)
Interval
Christian Ernst Graaf (1723 – 1804) Symphony in B flat, Op 16 no 2, “Clarinet Symphony”
Johann August Just (c. 1750 – 1791) Overture to De Koopman van Smirna (‘The Merchant of Smyrna’)
Josina van Boetzelaer (1733 – 1797) Arias for Soprano and Orchestra, Op 2 nos 2 and 3
Johann August Just (c. 1750 – 1791) Symphony in D, Op 8 no 1
"Vintage Notes"
Would you like to experience a truly special evening? One that combines your love of wine and baroque music in the most perfect way?
Imagine sipping on a glass of French wine and listening to the rich, ornate melodies of French baroque music! A true feast for the senses, offering a unique and immense experience that combines the beauty of music with the pleasures of excellent wine tasting.
Take your friends and dear ones to taste excellent wines and listen to the beautiful music. Give yourself an unexpected treat!
Musicians: Reiko Tsuiki & Katja Pitelina (baroque flutes), Asako Ueda (theorbo).
Passionate wine explorer Julia Gromakova.
Music written at the court of Louis XIV by: Philidor, Hotteterre, and Boimortier.
Splendid French Baroque: J.B. de Boismortier's 6 concertos for 5 flutes
Unique 6 concertos for five flutes (1727, Paris) written by Joseph Bodin de Boismortier (1689 - 1755) played by
Tami Krausz, Pablo Sosa, Katja Pitelina, Reiko Tsuiki and Joao Santos.
Splendid French Baroque: J.B. de Boismortier's 6 concertos for five flutes
Unique 6 concertos for five flutes (1727, Paris) written by Joseph Bodin de Boismortier (1689 - 1755) played by
Tami Krausz, Pablo Sosa, Katja Pitelina, Reiko Tsuiki and Joao Santos.
Splendid French Baroque: J.B. de Boismortier's 6 concertos for five flutes
Unique 6 concertos for five flutes (1727, Paris) written by Joseph Bodin de Boismortier (1689 - 1755) played by
Tami Krausz, Pablo Sosa, Katja Pitelina, Reiko Tsuiki and Joao Santos.