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Read
the review from the
Boston Globe…
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directed
by Richard
Egarr |
Concerti of J.
S. Bach, Handel, and Telemann One of the world’s first and
foremost period instrument orchestras, the Academy
of Ancient Music was founded in 1973 by the great early
music pioneer, Christopher Hogwood. Now under the dynamic
direction of harpsichordist Richard Egarr, this distinctive
ensemble will inspire audiences with their exhilarating
performances of concerti by J. S. Bach, Handel, and
Telemann with soloists Pavlo Beznosiuk, violin and
Rachel Brown, flute.
“The
Academy of Ancient Music sounded sparkling
and fresh. For three decades, this British
chamber ensemble has given illuminating
performances.” — The Washington Post
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Friday,
February 22 at 8pm
Emmanuel
Church
15 Newbury Street, Boston |
Free pre-concert talk
at 6:30pm |
Purchase
Tickets:
$64, $49, $38, $25
Visit the Website
Listen
to Concerto
in F Minor (BWV 1056)- III. Presto and
Concerto
in A Major (BWV 1055)- III. Allegro ma non tanto
Read
the Artist Biographies
Read
the Program and Program Notes
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