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Conflict & Concord

Saturday, October 24 at 7:30 pm

Virtual

This first of two all-Bach programs for Fall 2020 explores the rich repertory of cantatas and chamber music from the great Baroque master. 

Cantata 170 transcends human suffering with beautiful melodies and delicate textures, while Cantata 134 celebrates the joys of the next world with sumptuous orchestral and vocal forces. Between these masterworks, principal players offer a remarkable trio sonata Bach composed for Frederick the Great, from a collection infused with ideological and musical contrasts. 

These exceptional works combine intellectual challenges with profoundly comforting messages, while showcasing some amazing talent.  


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Concert Information

On the program

J.S. Bach, Vergnügte Ruh’, beliebte Seelenlust, BWV 170  

J.S. Bach, Trio Sonata from A Musical Offering, BWV 1079  

J.S. Bach, Ein Herz, das seinen Jesum lebend weiß, BWV 134  

Run time

60 minutes, no intermission


About the Artists

ºArs Lyrica debút

Artist Reviews

“Tenor Steven Brennfleck... delivered his role with outstanding presence and a clear, lyric voice in an outstanding performance.”

-Texas Classical Review

“Leia Lensing… mak[es] her HGO debut as Mary with clarity and opulent color…”

-Houstonia Magazine

“Mention should be paid to bass-baritone Jason Zacher for his fierce revolutionary Angelotti (more of him, please).”

-Houston Press

“Highlighted performers included soprano Dominique McCormick, whose superlative vocals complimented with wonderful expressiveness and impeccable comic timing.”

-Houstonia Magazine


 
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