Nuria Rial & Auryn Quartett
BOZAR - Bruxelles
17 November - 19:00

Works by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Johann Sebastian Bach, Luigi Boccherini

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17 novembre - 17:00
Église Saint Théodore, Marseille (Fr)

Canta la Maddalena
Le chant de Marie-Madeleine dans l’Italie du Seicento : Frescobaldi, Rossi, Mazzochi etc.

En prélude à Mars en Baroque, Concerto Soave présente « Un Automne Baroque à Saint Théodore ». À l’occasion, une série de concerts exceptionnels auront lieu le 27 octobre et le 17 novembre 2019 dans la magnifique Église baroque Saint Théodore. Rendez-vous à ne pas manquer dans le somptueux décor de l'église marseillaise, futur Centre Baroque de Provence.

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14 to 17 November
Herne (De)

Under the theme “musical communication: understanding vs. confusing” the festival will feature a modern premiere of Boismortier’s opera „Les Voyages de l’Amour” with Purcell Choir & Orfeo Orchestra from Hungary (partner of Centre de Musique Baroque de Versailles). Jommelli’s Requiem in E flat Major will be staged with Sandrine Piau as soprano and Coro e Orchestra Ghislieri, directed by Giulio Prandi. Other highlights include the Tallis Scholars, the medieval ensemble laReverdie from Italy, a chamber version of Pelléas et Mélisande with two pianofortes, Dorothee Mields and the Hathor consort, Ensemble Arte Musica from Italy, the Ensemble Vintage Köln and the Schwanthaler Trumpet Consort. The city of Herne is located in the Ruhr region. All concerts are recorded by WDR 3 and will be offered to the EBU later.

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5 November to 1 December 2019 

Bach Chamber Music Festival

Riga, Latvia

The International Bach Chamber Music Festival is focused on the intimate, the soulful, the personal. It manifests the producers' desire to reveal Bach from the "quiet side" and show that the relatively few sounds in a chamber music score can say just as much in the way of fundamental ideas, thoughts and content as Bach's major vocal and symphonic compositions.

The concept of the Festival strives to embrace a wealth of aesthetic, cultural and historical values. For one thing, audiences at the festival hear seldom performed interpretations of Bach's chamber music, including the compositions that were produced by the great artist's sons and contemporaries, as well as the music inspired by Bach's personality. The festival is also a cradle for new music - each year there are new works commissioned especially for the festival.

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