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"The English Orpheus" - Symphony Songs by Henry Purcell
Henry Purcell (1659-1695) is considered the most famous composer in English music history and is one of the most important Baroque artists in Europe.
He composed his "Symphonic Songs" for voice and changing instrumental ensembles for informal celebrations at court. They express the longing for a break from the hustle and bustle of public life - deceleration in the 17th century.
This evening with students of early music is dedicated to the genre of symphonic songs and honors the "English Orpheus" Henry Purcell.

Program:
Henry Purcell
Symphony g minor (from How pleasant is this flowery plain) 2Bfl & Bc
Chacone g minor, Z.T680 - harpsichord solo
Ground c minor, Z.T681 - harpsichord solo
Two in one upon a ground - 2Bfl & Bc

William Williams
Sonata a minor - 2Fl & Bc

Henry Hall
Yes, my Aminta - Soprano, Bass, 2Flr & Bc

PAUSE

William Williams
Sonata in imitation - 2Fl & Bc

Henry Purcell
Harpsichord solo : Ground in Gamut G major, Z.645 ||| Ground d minor, Z.D222 ||| Hornpipe B major, Z.T683 ||| Round d minor, Z.T684.

John Blow
Mark how the lark... - 2 tenors, 2bfl & bc

Emma Berglund - soprano
Yohan Kim - tenor
Florian Stölzel - tenor
Lukas Gerber - bass
Valerie Heber & Karolina Mydlárová - recorder
Adriano da Silva Trarbach - baroque cello
Sofiia Oganesian - harpsichord

Admission: €17, pupils and students €7

Family ticket: €30 (2 adults with children)

Tickets via www.barlach-haus.de and at all known advance booking offices

In Kooperation mit dem Ernst Barlach Haus.