Aernen Barock | Zwischen Himmel und Hölle | Beth Taylor singt Vivaldi und Bach

Baroque concert 4 as part of the "Baroque" series

Giuseppe Sammartini: Concerto in G minor for oboe, strings and b. c. op. 8 no. 5
Antonio Vivaldi: Motet "Filiae maestae Jerusalem" for alto, strings and b. c. RV 638
Antonio Vivaldi: Concerto in D major for violoncello, strings and b. c. RV 404
Johann Friedrich Fasch: Sonata in D minor for two oboes, bassoon and b. c. FaWV N:d2
Christoph Schaffrath: Duetto in G minor for bassoon and b. c. CSWV F:23
Johann Sebastian Bach: Cantata "Vergnügte Ruh, beliebte Seelenlust" for alto, oboe d'amore, strings and b. c. BWV 170

Duration approx. 85 minutes, without intermission
Concert bus: Oberwald-Ernen (return) and Ernen-Binn after the end of the concert
Tickets: 0-50 CHF
Concert introduction with Jonathan Inniger at 7 pm in the Tellenhaus Ernen

For her debut in the music village of Ernen, Scottish mezzo-soprano Beth Taylor brings along one of Bach's most beautiful cantatas: The opening music of "Vergnügte Ruh, beliebte Seelenlust" musically traces heavenly tranquillity to perfection.

Vivaldi's motet "Filiae maestae Jerusalem" will also be accompanied by well-known and lesser-known Italian and German Baroque music.

Ensemble:
Aernen Barock

Conductor:
Ada Pesch, concertmaster
Deirdre Dowling, baroque viola

Soloist:
Beth Taylor, mezzo-soprano
Xenia Löffler, baroque oboe
Josep Domenèch, baroque oboe
Javier Zafra, baroque bassoon
Catherine Jones, baroque cello


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