Bach | Mendels­sohn

Felix Mendels­sohn Bar­thol­dy is regard­ed as one of the most important pio­neers of the renais­sance of J. S. Bach’s works in the 19th cen­tu­ry. His gre­at inte­rest in Baro­que and pre-Clas­si­cal art is also reflec­ted in his own com­po­si­ti­ons. This pro­gram­me con­nects Mendelssohn’s fasci­na­ting ear­ly work and the music of the Bach dynasty.

Johann Sebas­ti­an Bach (1685-1750)
Vio­lin­so­na­te in G-Dur BWV 1021

Felix Mendels­sohn Bar­thol­dy (1809-1847)
Capri­ce op. 81

Johann Bern­hard Bach (1676-1749)
1. Ouver­tü­re Suite in g-Moll

Felix Mendels­sohn Bar­thol­dy
1. Sin­fo­nie in C-Dur

Pau­se

Carl Phil­ipp Ema­nu­el Bach (1714-1788)
Sin­fo­nia in e-Moll Wq 177

Felix Mendels­sohn Bar­thol­dy
Vio­lin­kon­zert in d-Moll

Solo vio­lin: Ryo Ter­a­ka­do

Con­cert series Barock&Umzu 22/23 Con­cert 3
Febru­ary 25 2023, 8 pm, Unser Lie­ben Frau­en Church Bre­men