2019 / 2020                    Chamber Hall                the 7th Season

Concert within the series

Creators of Eternal Values

JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH

 

•           Venue: Chamber Hall of the Astana Opera House

•           Date and time: 3 March 2020  /  Tuesday  /  7:00 pm

•           Running time:  2 hours

•           Age limit:  7+

•           Additional information: Entering the Hall after the third ring is not allowed; Photos and video recordings are not allowed; Children under 7 years of age are not allowed for performance.

 

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Musical evenings from the Creators of Eternal Values series introduce you to outstanding representatives of musical styles – composers who became the founders of new genres and determined their future development.

The series opened with the music of Antonio Vivaldi, who is perceived as a symbol of the Baroque era. The second concert is dedicated to the work of another most influential representative of the Baroque era – the great German composer, polyphony master Johann Sebastian Bach – the author of more than 1000 works of different genres.

 

Johann Sebastian Bach is the greatest figure in world culture. The work of the versatile musician, who lived in the 18th century, embraces many genres (cantatas, oratorios, masses, concerts, suites, etc.). The German composer combined and united the traditions of the Protestant chorale with the traditions of music schools in Austria, Italy and France. Interest in the work and biography of the musician did not cool down two hundred years after the death of the composer. And in the 21st century, our contemporaries perform Bach's compositions and find relevance and depth in them.

 

 

PROGRAMME:

JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH (1685-1750)

Violin Concerto No. 2 in E major, BWV 1042

Allegro

Adagio

Allegro assai

 

Violin Concerto No. 1 in A minor, BWV 1041

Allegro moderato

Andante

Allegro assai

 

Oboe Concerto in F major, BWV 1053R

Allegro

Siciliano

Allegro

 

Arioso G major

 

The Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G major, BWV 1048

Allegro

Adagio

Allegro

 

JOHANN CHRISTIAN BACH (1735–1782)

Cello Concerto in С minor, W С77

Allegro molto ma maestoso

Adagio molto espressivo

Allegro molto energico

 

CARL PHILIPP EMANUEL BACH (1714-1788)

Flute Concerto in D minor (3rd movement)

Allegro di molto

 

 

 

SOLOISTS:

Aisulu BAIKENOVA (violin)

Bagdat ABILKHANOV, Honoured Worker of Kazakhstan (violin)

Daulet SHAKIROV, Honoured Worker of Kazakhstan (cello)

Kurvanzhan AKHATOV (cello)

Sabit DAIROV (double bass)

Alexey KOSSYREV (flute)

Damilya MAKHPIROVA Honoured Worker of Kazakhstan (oboe)

Asset NELDYBAYEV (bassoon)

Elmira ZHARMUKHAMEDOVA (violin)

Balnur KUDAIBERGEN (violin)

Zynkhar AKHMETBEK (violin)

Tolkyn KILIBAYEVA (viola)

Akhmet SULTANOV (viola)

Said MAMEDOV (viola)

Balzhan KUDIYAROVA (cello)

Nurislambek JUMATOV (cello)

Zhanar SEITKHANOVA (piano)

Zhamilya DALISHEVA (flute)

Zhaniya MUKHITDINOVA (oboe)

Arslan BAIKETAYEV (clarinet)

Yerkebulan BAGDAT (bassoon)

 

Astana Opera Chamber Orchestra

Conductor – Abzal MUKHITDIN, Honoured Worker of Kazakhstan

 

Host – musicologist Akerke ALI

 

 

Management reserves the right to substitute performers and works performed