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Johann Sebastian Bach
Nedeľa 14. 5. 2023, 16.00 hSunday, May 14, 2023, 4.00 PMCyklus SKO – Slovenský komorný orchester
Koncertná sieň Slovenskej filharmónieSKO serie – Slovak Chamber Orchestra Concerts
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The name of Johann Sebastian Bach is somehow automatically associated with the vision of something above average, breathtaking, timeless, genius. He presented his sense of timelessness and visionary-ness in several titles and in six Brandenburg concerts. In these works, Bach began to work intensively with the sound of the orchestra, and in the fifth of them he even freed the harpsichord in a colossal cadence, otherwise a slavish bearer of the basso continuo principle.
Alongside the Slovak Chamber Orchestra, Budapest-born flautist Katalin Stefula, who is also actively involved in musical events in Slovakia as a judge of the Flautiáda competition, will perform.
