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3 Brandenburgers and an Italian in the company of J. S. Bach |
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Ensemble Caprice and the violinists of Rebel (New York) Saturday, September 18, 2010
at 8 pm Launching the season, the great Johann Sebastian Bach with the Brandenburg Concertos 2, 4 and 5, accompanied by his famous Italian Concerto in an arrangement for flutes and strings by Matthias Maute. For this concert, Ensemble Caprice will be joined by the violinists of the New York based ensemble Rebel. |
Three Concertos, One Life – W. A. Mozart |
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Saturday, February 5, 2011
at 8 pm Three seasons in the life of Mozart and one concerto from each! First a work from his precocious youth, the Violin Concerto in A Major composed at the age of 19, then the Piano Concerto in A Major composed at the height of his career and rounding things off, one of his last great unfinished works, the Clarinet Concerto composed in the twilight of his life. And the fourth season, you ask? A concerto by Montreal composer Maxime McKinley. |
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Heavenly Cantatas by J. S. Bach and G. Fr. Haendel |
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Ensemble Caprice with invited guests Daniel Taylor (countertenor) and Shannon Mercer (soprano) Saturday, April 9, 2011
at 8 pm The cantatas of J. S. Bach and G. Fr. Haendel have seduced vast audiences since their inceptions. The united forces of celestial and crystalline voices melding with agile and touching instrumental sonorities inspired the composers’ imaginations to reach the greatest heights. So high that at times they seem to reach the very heavens! |
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