As Leader-Soloist
Program
Program - Baroque Madness (with Soprano)
- Jean-Philippe Rameau - Platée: Overture, Orage, and Aria sung by “La Folie” 13'
- Francesco Durante- Concerto for Strings no. 8 in A Major, “La Pazzia”, 15'
- Handel - “Miratela che arriva,” from Imeneo, HWV 41, 3.5’
- Zelenka - “Lusinghe mendaci” from Il serpente di Bronzo (+ oboes & bassoon), 5’
- Vivaldi - Cello Concerto in C Major, RV 406, 12’
- Francesco Geminiani / Archangelo Corelli - Concerto grosso in D Minor, “La Follia”, 12’
- Vivaldi - In furore iustissimae irae, RV 626, 13’
- Vivaldi - Cello concerto in A minor, RV 419, 10’
Program - Bach's Sons
- W. F. Bach - Sinfonia in D minor (F. 65): Adagio and Fugue, 11’
- C.P.E. Bach - Cello concerto in A minor, 26'
- J. C. Bach - Symphony in G minor op. 6, no. 6, 25'
Program - An Elegant Fire
- F. J. Haydn - Symphony no. 6 "Le Matin"
- C.P.E. Bach - Cello concerto in A Major
- C.P.E. Bach - Sinfonia in D major, Wq 183/1
- Luigi Boccherini - Cello concerto in D major, G. 483
- Luigi Boccherini - Casa del Diavolo (Sinfonia in D)
Program - C. P. E. Bach Cello Concertos ("Sensibility")
The tempestuous and dramatic cello concertos of C. P. E. Bach, full of fragmented and blustery exchanges, bear witness to his vigorous imagination. A generation earlier, Antonio Vivaldi wrote highly-inventive concertos for strings at the Le Pietà conservatory in Venice. In Vivaldi and Bach’s music, emotions are fleeting and instantaneous and, above all, the beauty of melody is emphasized.
- C. P. E. Bach - Cello Concerto in B-flat Major
- Antonio Vivaldi - Concerto for Strings in G Minor, RV 152
- J. S. Bach - Harpsichord Toccata in D Major, BWV 912
- Antonio Vivaldi - Concerto for Strings in D Minor, RV 127
- C. P. E. Bach - Cello Concerto in A Minor