Flutist Kathrin Beddig explores how Bach uses musical means to transform grief into joy and utilise sound as an expression of vitality. The concert features works that Bach wrote for everyday life: for his teaching activities and for courtly society. She complements these (BWV 846a, BWV 1013, BWV 1004) with her own compositions. The flautist assigns Bible verses and hymns of joy to all the songs in order to refer to one of Bach's most important everyday sources of strength: his spirituality. She takes Bach's "Partita in A minor for solo flute" with reference to dances of the Baroque period as a gospel and develops the "Partita 2.0" as a sermon with reference to dances of the present day. Beddig plays four movements from the "Partita II for solo violin" (arranged for transverse flute by W. Richter). She wants to show that Bach can be a valuable role model for us not only as a musician, but also as a person: to follow one's own voice in life and to keep faith.
Works by J. S. Bach
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Präludium 1 (BWV 846a):
BWV 846–869: Das Wohltemperierte Klavier, 1. Teil
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Solo (Partita) in a-Moll (BWV 1013)
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Partita 2 (BWV 1004):
BWV 1001–1006: Drei Sonaten und drei Partiten
Works
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Kathrin Beddig: Cunctipotens, Capricchio, In dir ist Freude, Nolo tacere, Partita 2.0, Fugata, Kyrie, Chasse, Orante, Saltarello
Venue
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Car parks:
Yes
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Catering offer:
Ja, Getränke und Essen
Organiser
In co-operation with
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Kathrin Beddig
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Tickets
This event is free of charge.
Hinweis zu Ticketing bzw. Reservierung:
Details on advance booking and ticket prices will follow.
More information
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Duration of the event:
20:00 – 22:00
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In which language:
German
Organiser
KulturBunt Neuperlach e.V.
Kulturbunt Neuperlach e.V. consists of three venues: the Kulturhaus, the Pepper Theatre and the HoodMove16 mobile stage. The Kulturhaus offers a diverse cultural programme for all age groups. At the Pepper Theatre, the focus is on theatre and performances.