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Friday, November 25th 2005
12:15 pm - 1:30 pm
REDPATH HALL (view map )
3461, Rue McTavish
Organ Recital by John Grew
Bach et les Français
Works by Nicolas de Grigny, Georg Böhm & J. S. Bach
4:15 pm
McGill Schulich School of Music (view map )
555, Rue Sherbrooke
Lecture
Philippe Fritsch : Keyboard instrument idioms versus composition and temperaments in Bach's WTC
Solid organological knowledge, as well as musicianship, has led Philippe Fritsch to reconsider the genesis of Bach's WTC. Contemporaneity of both parts, their distinct compositional approach determined by the choice (or deliberate absence of choice) of specific keyboard instrument(s), issues on temperament, are the main topics which shall be discussed.
11 pm
CHURCH OF ST. ANDREW AND ST. PAUL - KILDONAN HALL (view map )
3415, Rue Redpath
Autour de la flûte
Bach and the flute
Sonata in e minor, BWV 1034
Suite in a minor for solo flute, BWV 1013
Sonata in b minor for flute and harpsichord, BWV 1030
Mika Putterman , baroque flute
Erin Helyard , harpsichord
Karen Kadevarek, violoncello
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John Grew
Bernard Labadie
Tony Boutté
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Shannon Mercer
Mika Putterman
Philippe Fritsch
Erin Helyard
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ARION
Studio de musique ancienne de Montréal
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Audience - Autour de la flûte, (c)Alexandre Vovan |
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Autour de la flûte, (c)Alexandre Vovan |
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