The Australian Chamber Orchestra performs Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos directed by Richard Tognetti, winner of three ARIA Awards for Bach recordings.
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Description
Begin the festive season with the most celebrated music of the Baroque, Bach's Brandenburg Concertos.
To perform this extroverted, colourful music, the Australian Chamber Orchestra assembles a remarkable ensemble of Baroque specialists from around the world. Richard Tognetti, winner of three ARIA Awards for Bach recordings, directs.
BACH Brandenburg Concertos Nos.1, 2, 3 & 6
Richard Tognetti Director & Violin
Australian Chamber Orchestra
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Reviews
“Saturday night's concert
was deeply satisfying
musically, intellectually and spiritually…The reverence with which
[the] instrumentalists
approached the repertoire
elevated the performance to a
unique dimension of musical
communication. In a recent
interview with Rachel Kohn, Richard Tognetti confided that
whenever he heard discussions
searching for religious answers he
would like to press a button and
play the music of Bach as the best
guidance for living…”
Canberra Times
“
Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No.3 took a fresh,
modern approach with a lively bowing style, choppy
but never rough.
There was an exciting primal energy to the final
movement.”
Herald Sun
“J. S. Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 and Violin Concerto No. 2 in E were
excellent …One remarkable thing about this orchestra is the
extent to which it seems to be a single entity, rather than a collection of people.”
Canberra Times
Links
ACO event page
Tour introduction from Timo-Veikko Valve
Richard Tognetti biography