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For our first concert in June, we’re going to step forward in time and take you beyond the Baroque era; we will meet, among others, Haydn and Beethoven!♪♫♬
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For us at Venice Music Project, the Baroque era is a period that is very close to our hearts! This era, unfortunately overlooked and forgotten by many after the arrival of Mozart, is an era that we constantly explore with the hope of rediscovering something new. But this doesn't mean that other musical periods don't interest us! In fact, it’s why this week we plan to offer you a concert that’s a little different from our Baroque repertoire. We want you to discover what came after Vivaldi and Bach, but without leaving them behind!
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Our aim is to create a journey through time that will allow the audience to experience the musical changes that developed from the Baroque era to the late eighteenth century!
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Starting from Corelli, the composer best known for his trio sonatas and concerti grossi, we will journey through two centuries of music until we arrive at Beethoven, in addition to featuring Haydn, the “Father of the String Quartet”. We thus enter into the so-called classical era, a period that begins more or less with the passing of Bach (1750), and subsequently ends with the loss of the great Beethoven in 1827. Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven are often studied together as the most prominent composers of the Classical period. As for their predecessors, these three composers strongly defined an era for which they will be forever remembered.
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CONCERT PROGRAM
SATURDAY 1st JUNE, 7PM
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Sonata for Violin and Basso continuo, op.V n.9
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Preludio-Giga-Adagio-Tempo di Gavotta
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Piango, gemo, sospiro e peno, RV 675
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Cantata for Alto and Basso continuo
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Sonata for Harpsichord, Violin and Cello, Hob XV: C1
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Allegro moderato-Menuetto-Andante con variazioni
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The Wanderer ,Hob:XXVIa:32.
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Sonata for Harpsichord, Violin and Cello, KV 10
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Allegro-Andante- Menuetto I-Menuetto II
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from the Schottische Lieder:
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The sweetest lad was Jamie, op.108 n.5
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Faithfull Johny, op.108 n.17
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Tyroler Lied, op.158a n.7
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2019 Calendar
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Now available on our website the 2019 calendar with details on our upcoming concerts! To see the concert lineup and book your tickets click here.
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or call us at +39 345 791 1948
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or visit our ticket office open on Friday and Saturday.
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St. George's Anglican Church
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Can't make it to one of our concerts?
Please consider joining Friends of Venice Music Project, thereby supporting us in our season and our efforts to help fund the restoration of the historical and beautiful settings we perform in. You can support us by sharing our initiative with friends and family and by making a donation. Any donation, even a small contribution, will help us achieve our goals!
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Venice Music Project is a 501(c)3 organization (Tax Identification Number: 47-2306591), your contribution toward our work is tax deductible in the US to the full extent of the law.
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To contact us for more info:
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