Anna Amalia of Prussia ((1723–1787), the youngest sister of Frederick the Great, was not only an educated princess, but also a committed patron of music and a passionate collector of manuscripts. The music of Johann Sebastian Bach and his musical environment took centre stage in her salon.
This concert is dedicated to selected composers whose music remained alive into the 19th century thanks to Anna Amalia's collection and contributed significantly to Bach's rediscovery.
Musikalisches Opfer (BWV 1079)
Anna Amalia: Fugue in D-Dur, Am. B 479 | Johann Philipp Kirnberger; Sonata in B-Dur für Oboe und Basso Continuo | C. P. E. Bach: Trio Sonata in D Minor, Wq. 145, H. 568 | G. P. Telemann: Quartetto TWV 43:G2 (Tafelmusik) | Christoph Schaffrath: Trio Sonata in g-Moll Anna Amalia - Sonata in F Dur für Traversflöte Johann Gottlieb Janitsch - Sonata da camera in C-Dur, Op. 4, No. 1
Kreuzkirche Munich-Schwabing
Albert Lempp Hall
Hiltensperger Str. 55
80796 München
Accessibility:
Catering offer:
Nein
This event is free of charge.
Hinweis zu Ticketing bzw. Reservierung:
A donation of € 20 is recommended as admission.
Duration of the event:
18:00 – 19:30
In which language:
German
The Svapinga Consort has been organising the concert series "Early Music in Schwabing" in cooperation with the Kreuzkirche Munich since 2016. The ensemble is made up of musicians who have worked intensively with historical performance practice. The ensemble is led by Maria Raffaele (oboe) and Sofya Gandilyan (keyboard instruments). The concerts are organised by the association of the same name, Svapinga Consort e.V.
