In late May 2021, Venice has been the first Italian city to open up to culture and hold major international events, first with its renowned Biennale, followed by the Salone Nautico.
Venice, city of culture, for centuries a magnet for the world’s greatest artists and currently a gathering place for lovers of beauty from all nations, was particularly hit by the covid-19 pandemic.
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A tour-de-force for soloist and ensemble alike, the artists have performed all of Bach’s solo keyboard concertos in one evening, giving the audience the rare opportunity to hear these masterpieces in one go.įollowing the upcoming release of their recording, the ensemble and Kapelis will embark into a series of worldwide performances, kicking off their tour at London’s Barbican Hall and Salle Gaveau in May 2023, followed by a tour of Asia, and more concerts currently being rescheduled after various pandemic-related cancellations. This is the first time that the musicians will record the entire set of these concertos. The ensemble’s activities are documented on a rich discography with Deutsche Grammophon, EMI, and other leading labels.Īlexandros Kapelis teams up with the Berliner Barock Solisten, recording the complete concertos for solo keyboard and orchestra by Johann Sebastian Bach (BWV 1052-1058). Their flexibility and homogeneity is virtually unparalleled internationally, having elicited worldwide acclaim from both public and press.
Comprised of prominent members of the Berliner Philharmoniker, the musicians have created a unique approach to performing works of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Very few ensembles specializing in early music can display a level of artistic mastery akin to that of the Berliner Barock Solisten.
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