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Tag: J.S. Bach

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Just a Little Something Old School: Bach, Vivaldi, and All That

25 Feb 20111 Mar 2011
As it is Friday, perhaps it will be acceptable for the violoncellist and part-time-musicologist to run the ship for a few hours.  If you're in the Seattle area, I sincerely…
Music

Program Notes: Handel, Bach, Copland

4 Mar 2010
Oh, the joys of musicology!  Links are forthcoming, but this is my most recent prose of the day, to be printed for a weekend orchestra concert in Seattle: G.F. Händel:…
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Bach Performance Notes

3 Mar 2010
This week it seems that my life has become again bound up with that of J.S. Bach, that protean (and Lutheran) master of the Baroque.  Musicologists frequently cite the dualistic…
Cello

Bach am Freitag

8 Jan 20108 Jan 2010
Ever since Seiji Ozawa went on the injured reserve for the global musicians' squad, I have been feeling more compelled to get behind the axe, thus: A joyous C-major prelude,…
Cello

A Little Slow Bach for the Journey // Jean-Sebastian Bach

18 Dec 200923 Dec 2009
This may be a little ponderous for the connaisseurs, and even morose (and God knows there is much joy in Bach), but, am mindestens, it is complete, rendered, ready to…
China

Monday Bach, and a Post-Iris Chang Meditation

26 Oct 2009
C-major Bach Bourée -- Monday Music Pentatonic Meditation (Post-Iris Chang)
Cello…

Cello Warmups / Bach C-minor

5 May 20095 May 2009
Some cellistic doodling...
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