BRAY ACTIVE RETIREMENT ASSOCIATION

  announces the forthcoming Organ Recital

 

Photo: Recital in Buenos Aires Cathedral, June 2000

 

Claudio Di Veroli
at the Neo-Baroque organ by Kenneth Jones 1984
with the Choir of Noon Masses conducted by
Margaret Bridge

Holy Redeemer Church
Main Street, Bray, Co. Wicklow

Saturday 22 May 2010 at 8pm

Tickets at the door: €10, Concessions: €8

The ticket includes a fully-detailed printed programme

For more information see Contact Details below

Included in the Programme:

J.S. Bach – Adagio in g minor for choir and solo organ from the Cantata BWV146

D. Buxtehude – Organ Prelude in C major BuxWV137

F. Couperin – Organ Mass for the Parishes:
          Kyrie:  Fugue sur les anches and Recit de Chromhorne
          Gloria: Dialogue sur la Trompette et le Larigot, Tierce en Taille
                       and Dialogue sur les Grands Jeux

J.S. Bach – Two Organ Chorals:
          “Ich ruf’ zu Dir, Herr Jesu Christ” in f minor BWV639
          “Vater Unser in Himmelreich” in d minor BWV737

G.F. Handel – Water Music - Air in F, Andante in d and Alla Hornpipe in D

G.F. Handel – The Messiah - Fugue in c minor "He Trusted in God"

J.S. Bach – Organ Fugue on the Magnificat BWV733

J.S. Bach – Choral “Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring” for choir and organ

     . . . and also works by Vivaldi, Haydn, Mozart and Traditional Irish (arr.Britten).

Estimated total duration: 1 hour of music plus 10 min. interval.
 
AUTHENTIC INTERPRETATION means to play music especially meant for this type of instrument, and to spare no effort trying to perform every work as the composer would expect, including ornaments, syncopated rhythms and organ stops. As C.D.V. has been doing for over two decades, the whole recital will be performed with Baroque fingerings. playing scales crossing long fingers rather than the thumb. This may increase the difficulty in some works, but the result is a very controlled articulation, the main expressive device when playing Baroque music on a keyboard instrument.

Contact Details: Tel  (3531)/(01) 276 4713            e-mail   This is a graphic, not a text for you to copy. You have to retype it when you send the e-mail. A link or text would be "harvested" by "spammers". Sorry for the inconvenience.

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