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Dorothee Mields & Stefan Temmingh

C.Ph.E. Bach & J.S. Bach
Utrecht Early Music Festival presents
Wed 23 Oct ’24 20:15 uur


Dorothee Mields - soprano 
Stefan Temmingh - recorder 
Konstanze Waidosch - baroque cello 
Wiebke Weidanz - harpsichord

Wed 23 Oct ’24
20:15 uur
  • Wed 23 Oct ’24
    20:15 uur
    Small Hall
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Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach was in part named after his godfather George Philipp Telemann, with whom he maintained a lively correspondence and a close relationship. His father Johann Sebastian is also on this evening's programme of cantata fragments and sonatas, brought by soprano Dorothee Mields and recorder player Stefan Temmingh.

She: one of the most acclaimed voices in 17th and 18th-century repertoire, equally at home in large orchestral and opera productions as in delicate song recitals. He: the visionary musician who made the recorder hip again. German soprano Dorothee Mields and South African virtuoso Stefan Temmingh have formed a successful team for several years now. From Italian baroque opera to Telemann cantatas to music whispered by mellifluous fauna (see the album Birds), the duo generously shares the most enticing repertoire gems and most stunning discoveries.

Part of

Programme

Telemann - Sonatina in A minor (andante, allegro, andante, presto)
Telemann - Locke nur, Erde, mit schmeichelndem Reize
J.S. Bach - Sarabande (from: Cello Suite no. 1 in G major)
J.S. Bach - Betörte Welt (from: 'Was frage ich nach der Welt')
J.S. Bach/Vivaldi - Concerto in D minor (allegro, larghetto spirituoso, allegro)
C.Ph.E. Bach - Der Weg des Frommen
C.Ph.E. Bach - Das natürliche Verderben des Menschen
C.Ph.E. Bach - Über die Finsternis kurz vor dem Tode Jesu
C.Ph.E. Bach - Prüfung am Abend
C.Ph.E. Bach - Fantasia for keyboard in F-Sharp minor
Telemann - In gering- und rauhen Schalen

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